Straight Fit Suits
One clean line, shoulder to hem
A straight kurta falls in a single column with no flare and no gathers. It's neat, it lengthens, and it looks put-together without any fuss. Because nothing else is going on, the collar or yoke becomes the whole story, so pick a detail you really love.
Our weekday favourites have striped or gold-point collars, made for presentation days. Straight halters finished with pearls or bronze beads go to mehendi lunches instead. And when Diwali week comes round, there's a Banarasi tissue kurta with pyjama waiting.
You'll find them in AirSkin cotton silk blend, Lux fabric, velvet, Korean fabric, dupion silk blend and Varanasi silk. Necklines carry mirror lace, glass beads and hand stitching. Want a little sheen at work? Try the duchess satin texture styles.
Wear one with cigarette pants and loafers on a Monday, then switch to palazzos and juttis for a festive day. For more movement, our A-line suits flare gently, and our collared kurtas lean even further into the tailored look.
Good to know
Do straight kurtas suit every body type?
They suit most. The single vertical line has a lengthening effect, and side slits give you ease at the hip.
Can I buy just the kurta?
Some styles are sold as single kurtas, and the product title says so. Most others come as two-piece sets with pants, palazzos or dhoti pants.
What should I wear with a single straight kurta?
Jeans work beautifully for a relaxed weekend. A slim belt over a longer kurta also gives it a fresh, defined shape.