Chiffon, Organza & Net Suits
A note on fabric
Light layers that move when you do
Chiffon floats, organza holds a crisp shape and net adds texture. Together they bring lightness to an outfit. On a still evening, a chiffon dupatta lifting as you walk is half the charm, and sheer layers catch the light softly in photographs.
Our butter chiffon Anarkalis come in dual-shade maroon and a bare bling style with embroidery beads. The dual-shade emerald butter chiffon set arrives with a matching dupatta. If you love handwork, the unstitched chiffon kurtas in turquoise, tangerine and green are hand embroidered and beaded, and they come with lining.
Organza shows up in a purple kurta with zari sleeves and in beaded pink and grey unstitched sets. Net is often the finishing layer: gold and silver net dupattas on strappy cotton sets, which are the lighter, gentler way into this look.
Keep jewellery fine so the fabric stays the focus. A slip or camisole adds coverage under any unlined layer. For more beadwork, see our embroidered suits, or dress up for a function with our sangeet suits.
Good to know
Are these see-through?
Several kurtas, like the unstitched chiffon sets, are listed with lining. Dupattas and sleeves are often sheer by design, and that's part of their charm.
What's the difference between chiffon and organza?
Chiffon is soft and flowing. Organza is crisp and holds its shape, so it gives volume to sleeves and dupattas.
Can I wear sheer fabrics to a day function?
You can. Pastel organza looks fresh in daylight, while deeper chiffon shades like maroon come into their own at night.