Mens Kurta
Function by function
A different kurta for every function
A wedding week can mean three or four functions, and one kurta rarely suits them all. So here's how we'd plan his, day by day.
For haldi, yellow python or rose orange satin. For mehndi, green apple or hamilton green. Sangeet is where sequin earns its place, and the reception suits black Korean fabric or wine sequin. For a puja, sufi white satin or cream with a gold sequin placket feels right.
Satin has a soft sheen that photographs beautifully. Korean fabric is more matte and structured, in plum, maroon, mustard and fuchsia. Our reversible kurtas close with snaps and show a different colour on each side, like red and pink or blue and grey. One kurta, two days, and they pack light for a destination wedding.
For the groom's friends, matching sequin kurtas make a strong group at the sangeet. Every style comes in S to XL, with some up to 5XL. Pair them with our churidars and pyjamas, and if you're dressing yourself too, our wedding sarees sit well beside them.
Good to know
What colour should he wear to a haldi?
Yellow, orange and soft peach suit haldi best. A yellow or rose orange satin is bright and easy.
What is a reversible kurta?
It has a different colour on each side and closes with snaps. Wear it either way out for two looks.
How should I wash a satin or sequin kurta?
Dry cleaning is safest for satin and sequin. Keep it out of direct sunlight when drying or storing.



























































































