Help & FAQs
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Most of our kurtas, suit sets and gowns run true to standard Indian sizing (S–XXL). Each product card has a "Size guide" link with a measurement chart — if you're between sizes, message us your bust/waist/hip measurements on the Contact page and we'll help you pick.
We're setting up shipping across India to start, with delivery estimates to be confirmed once our courier partners are finalised. Local pickup from our Bangalore store is available for anyone nearby.
Our full returns and exchange policy is being finalised alongside our launch. In general, unworn pieces with tags intact will be eligible for exchange within a set window of delivery — details will be published here and on our Terms & Conditions page before we go live.
Hand wash separately in cold water for the first few washes, using a mild detergent. Naturally dyed cotton can release a small amount of colour early on — this settles after 2–3 washes and is normal. Dry in shade rather than direct sunlight to protect the colour, and iron on the reverse side.
We're setting up secure online payment options ahead of launch. Cash on Delivery availability will be confirmed closer to go-live and listed at checkout.
Yes — our offline store is in Bangalore (PIN 560100). See our Contact page for the address, hours and directions.
Very close, but not identical. Since every length is block-printed and dyed by hand, small variations in print placement and shade are part of the process — not a defect.
A kurti/co-ord set is a stitched kurta with pants and a dupatta — our everyday pieces. A suit set or Anarkali gown is fitted through the top and flared below, built for festive wear. A saree is unstitched fabric you drape yourself (or a pre-draped ready-to-wear version, for speed).
Pure cotton — it's breathable, easy to maintain, and where our hand block-print looks its truest. Cotton-silk is a good step up if you want a bit more drape without going fully festive.
Look at our georgette Anarkali gowns and silk-blend jacquard suit sets — both come with embroidery, sequin or mirror work, and a dupatta included.
Straight kurtas flatter most body types as-is. For daily wear, pair with leggings and minimal jewellery; for the office, swap in tailored trousers; for evening, add statement earrings and heels.
A wooden block is hand-carved with the print design, dipped in dye, and stamped onto the fabric length by length — the way it's been done across Rajasthan and Gujarat for generations. It's slower than machine printing, and it's why no two pieces are perfectly identical.
Both — we have an offline store in Bangalore (PIN 560100) alongside this website. You're welcome to visit, feel the fabric, and try things on before you order.