
Description
Fabric Size Chart
Unstitched · 3 Piece Set
| Piece | Length | Width | Suggested Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Top / Kurta | 2.5 metres | 111.8 cm (44″) | Kurta, Shirt, Short Kurti |
| Bottom / Salwar | 2.5 metres | 111.8 cm (44″) | Salwar, Trouser, Sharara |
| Dupatta | 240 cm (2.4 m) | 115 cm (45″) | Dupatta / Stole |
⟐ Fabric is unstitched. Consult your tailor before cutting. Slight variation in block print impression is natural — every piece is authentically handcrafted.
Heritage & Craft
Three Colours. Three Blocks. One Flowing Garden.
The jaal on this ivory top is a three-colour composition — blue blooms, blue paisley buti and mustard yellow-green vine stems each pressed from a separately carved teak block, building from vine skeleton to flower to finishing detail across the full ivory ground.
The density and continuity of the jaal — flowers connecting to paisley connecting to vine without interruption — is the hallmark of a master block printer. Every motif placed by eye. Every colour aligned by hand.
The Making
Three Passes. One Garden. No Machine.
Three blocks, three ink trays, three passes across 2.5 metres of ivory cotton — each colour aligned precisely to the one before it by hand and eye alone.
The mustard yellow-green vine stem and leaf outline block is pressed first, establishing the flowing skeleton of the jaal before any flower is added.
The large blue floral bloom block is pressed into the spaces the vine defines — each flower placed within the flowing stem network by eye.
Small blue paisley buti fill the remaining ivory negative spaces — completing the jaal so no area of the fabric sits empty.
The medium blue hem border with white floral medallion and geometric repeat is stamped separately at the lower edge — a clean finishing band.
Wear It Your Way
Ivory Elegance. Summer Freshness. Timeless Together.
The dense jaal top is rich in pattern but light in palette — ivory, blue and mustard is one of the most time-tested colour combinations in Indian block printing. The geometric arc-dot bottom provides a contemporary contrast that feels completely intentional.
Wear for festive daytime occasions, summer ethnic gatherings or anytime sophistication is the brief. Unstitched — tailored to your exact fit.
The Dupatta
Quiet Waves Above. The Full Garden at the Hem.
The cream body carries fine sinuous wavy blue line columns — subtle, rhythmic and airy on white. Then the border arrives with full ceremony: a blue circular medallion stripe, yellow-cream floral buti rows, a wide panel of the same dense blue and mustard floral jaal as the kurta top, the buti and medallion bands in reverse, and a fine yellow zigzag at the very hem edge.
Top / Kurta
2.5 m × 111.8 cm
Ivory · Three-colour floral jaal
Bottom / Salwar
2.5 m × 111.8 cm
Cream · Blue arc-dot geometric grid
Dupatta
240 cm × 115 cm
Cream · Wave body · Jaal border
Wash & Care
Keep the Ivory Clean. Keep Every Colour Bright.
- Hand wash separately in cold water with mild detergent.
- Do not soak or scrub printed areas. No bleach or harsh chemicals.
- Dry in shade — sunlight yellows ivory and fades blue and mustard inks.
- Iron on low heat from reverse side only. Do not wring harshly.
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Need Help?
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions? We're here to help.
Does khadi get softer with every wash?
Usually, it does. After each wash, the fibers tend to relax and the fabric gets looser, thus giving a softer and more comfortable feeling.
Is the Sky Blue Traditional Cotton Khadi fabric truly handspun and handwoven?
Yes. The Sky Blue Traditional Cotton Khadi fabric is handspun and handwoven by artisans who are skilled and who use traditional looms, thus each piece has a unique texture.
Is this khadi fabric breathable and comfortable for summer wear?
Yes. Khadi is a breathable fabric and is lightweight as well, so it allows the air to pass and keeps the skin cool. It is very comfortable for summer wear.
Will the sky blue colour fade after a few washes?
No. The sky blue colour stays bright if you care for it properly. Use cold water for washing with a mild soap and dry in the shade to avoid fading of the colour.
What makes Khadi special?
Each Khadi Sadan product is crafted from authentic KVIC-certified hand-spun and hand-woven fabric, made by skilled rural artisans using natural fibers and dyes. Every piece supports sustainable livelihoods and carries forward India’s timeless textile heritage since 1982.
How should I care for my Khadi garment?
We recommend gentle hand wash or mild machine wash in cold water using eco-friendly detergent. Avoid bleach and harsh chemicals. Dry in shade to preserve natural texture and color. With every wash, Khadi becomes softer and more comfortable aging beautifully with time.
Is Khadi suitable for all seasons?
Yes. Khadi’s natural fibers make it a year-round fabric — it keeps you cool in summer and warm in winter. Its breathable weave allows air circulation, making it one of the most comfortable and skin-friendly textiles for India’s diverse climate.
Do your garments shrink after wash?
Khadi may experience a slight, natural shrinkage (3–5%) during the first wash, which is a hallmark of genuine hand-woven fabric. To minimize this, always wash in cold water and avoid tumble drying.
Can I return or exchange my product?
Yes. We offer hassle-free returns or exchanges within 14 days of delivery for unused, unwashed products with tags intact. For assistance, contact our customer support via info@khaddarvas.com or WhatsApp us on our helpline. or call us at our toll free number 1800-309-8383
Do you ship across India?
Absolutely. We deliver pan-India through reliable courier partners. Orders are typically dispatched within 2–3 working days, and you’ll receive tracking details via WhatsApp and email once shipped..
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