





Chand Ivory Shirt Set
Note for Custom Size: Our team will contact you for measurements.
Delivery Time:
Unstitched: 14-21 days
Stitched: 4-6 weeks
Product Description:
An ivory long paneled shirt in tussar silk, worked in silver embroidery with multicolored pastel accents in pink, cyan blue and soft sage green. Cutwork detailing runs along the shirt hem and sides, while the sleeves feature a bold floral motif with cutwork detailing. Paired with a crushed raw silk sharara in ivory and a digitally printed dupatta in a soft floral print of pink, cyan blue and sage green that complements the embroidery on the shirt. The dupatta is finished with embroidered borders, a sparkling silver sequin spray throughout and kiran lace edging for an added festive detail.
Colour: Ivory
(3pc) Stitched/Unstitched:
Shirt - Tussar Silk
Sharara - Raw Silk
Dupatta - Medium Silk
Unstitched Details:
FRONT
- 1 Pc – Embroidered & Hand Embellished Center Panel (Tussar Silk)
- 1 Pc – Embroidered & Hand Embellished Left Side Panel (Tussar Silk)
- 1 Pc – Embroidered & Hand Embellished Right Side Panel (Tussar Silk)
SLEEVES
- 2 Pcs – Embroidered & Hand Embellished Sleeves (Tussar Silk)
BACK
- 1 Pc – Embroidered Back (Tussar Silk)
DUPATTA
- 2.75 Yards – Digital Printed & Embroidered Dupatta
- 2 Pcs – Embroidered Dupatta Pallu Borders (Peach Organza)
- 2 Pcs – Embroidered Dupatta Length Borders (Peach Organza)
TROUSER
- 6 Lengths – Crushed Fabric (Raw Silk)
LACES
- Dyed Cotton Sequined Lace (For Shirt Chaak Detailing)
Please Note:
- Actual product colors may vary slightly from the images shown due to differences in screen settings and display resolutions across devices.
- Lace design may vary slightly from the lace shown in the product images, subject to availability.
- For stitched outfits, a variation of ±0.5 inches in measurements may occur and is considered within the acceptable tailoring margin.
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Note for Custom Size: Our team will contact you for measurements.
Note for Custom Size: Our team will contact you for measurements.
