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. The authentic batik technique means slight variation in stripe and gradient is natural — each piece is genuinely one of a kind.
Heritage & Craft
A White Daisy on Crimson. Simple. Striking.
The daisy buti on this crimson top is block printing at its most confident — a single 8-petal open flower with a dotted centre, carved into one wooden block and pressed in crisp opaque white onto vivid red cotton. The restraint of spacing is everything: wide, breathing room between each buti lets the red ground do the work.
The mustard stripe bottom is batik — wax-resist printed, giving the white bands their characteristic crackle texture that no machine can replicate.
The Making
Press, Wax, Dip, Reveal
Two different craft techniques — block printing for the top, batik wax-resist for the bottom and dupatta — combined across one coordinated set.
The 8-petal daisy flower is hand-carved into a single teak wood block — each petal notched with a distinct rounded tip to create the crisp floral silhouette.
Opaque white fabric ink is loaded onto the daisy block and stamped firmly onto stretched crimson cotton — each buti placed by eye with deliberate spacing.
For the stripe bottom, hot wax is applied in horizontal bands before mustard dye immersion — the waxed areas resist the dye, creating the white stripes with their characteristic crackle texture.
The dupatta is dip-dyed in crimson from one end and mustard from the other — the two dyes blending in the centre to create a natural gradient that cannot be exactly replicated.
Wear It Your Way
Vivid Red Above. Warm Mustard Below.
Crimson and mustard is a colour pairing rooted in South Asian textile tradition — warm, festive and energetic without effort. The white daisy buti keeps the top fresh and minimal. The bold stripe bottom grounds it with graphic confidence.
The gradient dupatta is the transition piece — it carries both colours in one flowing drape. Unstitched — tailored perfectly to your silhouette.
The Dupatta
Red Fades to Mustard. Daisies Meet Geometry.
Deep crimson at the drape end carries the same scattered white daisy buti as the kurta top. Then the fabric melts — red bleeding into amber, amber into bright mustard through a natural dip-dye gradient. At the mustard hem, a bold geometric border appears: white diamond motifs and vertical stripe bands in crisp geometric precision. Two craft traditions — block print and batik gradient — meet in one 240 cm drape.
Top / Kurta
2.5 m × 111.8 cm
Crimson · White daisy buti
Bottom / Salwar
2.5 m × 111.8 cm
Mustard · White stripe batik
Dupatta
240 cm × 115 cm
Red–Mustard gradient · Geo border
Wash & Care
Keep the Crimson Vivid. Keep the Mustard Warm.
- 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 fades crimson red, mustard and the gradient.
- 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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