Cotton Afghani White Chikankari Pant (Free Size)

How is the embroidery placed on these pants?

Small tonal white floral sprigs are spread sparsely over the cotton, so the chikankari feels light and airy rather than dense. The embroidery continues onto the gathered cuffs at the ankle, which hold the full pant neatly in place.

How full is the silhouette?

These are voluminous Afghani pants, generously gathered with a dropped crotch, then caught in snug cuffs at the ankle. The fullness gives a relaxed, flowing look and plenty of room to sit cross-legged or move freely.

Are these pants suitable for work?

Yes, they suit office days well, especially with a straight kurta that sits over the gathered waist. They also make easy everyday wear for errands or a relaxed day out, since the elasticated free-size waist and loose cut are comfortable to move in.

What is the fit and length?

They are free size, with an elasticated waistband that fits waists from 34 to 44 inches. The length is 38 to 39 inches, gathered at the ankle by the cuffs.

Which kurtas look best with a full Afghani pant?

Short and mid-length kurtas balance the volume best, since they show off the gathers and cuffs. Fitted or straight cuts work better than flared ones. Bold prints and solid colours both look good against white chikankari.

How should I care for them?

Wash by hand in cold water using a mild detergent, separately from coloured clothes. Don't soak for long, and dry in shade rather than direct sun. A gentle low-heat iron keeps the cotton crisp without crushing the embroidery.