Handdyed Katan Silk Pink & Blue Contrast Suit (T+B+D)

What does the dupatta's colour change look like?

The dupatta starts in royal blue and fades into pink along its length. The blue end matches the bottom and the pink end matches the top, so wherever you drape it, it picks up both pieces. The shift is gradual rather than a hard line.

How strong is the pink and blue contrast?

It is clear but not harsh. The pink top has fine pale horizontal lines that soften it, and the royal blue bottom gives a deep, cool anchor. Together they look bright and cheerful. Simple silver or oxidised jewellery suits the cool blue, while gold leans into the pink.

Where can I wear this set?

Think office and workwear first; the soft pink top keeps it friendly yet neat. It also fits festive occasions, kitty parties and brunches, and summer plans or travel, when you want something colourful that still looks put together.

Is there enough fabric for a full kurta?

The top fabric is 2.4-2.5 metres long at 44-45 inches wide, the bottom is 2.4-2.5 metres at 42 inches wide, and both come unstitched. Share your preferred style with your tailor first, since sleeves, length and flare decide how the fabric is cut.

How do I look after it?

Have the first wash dry cleaned. For later washes, hand wash gently in cold water with a mild detergent, keep the pieces apart from other clothes, and dry in the shade. Avoid wringing and harsh scrubbing.

How do I keep the blue and pink apart in the wash?

Wash each piece separately, never soak them together, and rinse quickly in cold water. Have the first wash dry cleaned, then hand wash gently with a mild detergent and dry in the shade, so the royal blue bottom and pink top each stay clean.