Description
Tone-on-tone thread work across the front panel, in the same indigo as the ground, so the embroidery reads as texture rather than contrast. It is the version of embroidery that survives being worn to work as easily as to a dinner.
One thing to be clear about: the shirt is embroidered, the dupatta is printed. That single decision is what keeps this suit under seven thousand rupees. An embroidered dupatta on the same base would put it near the formals, and we would rather tell you where the money went than let you find out when the parcel arrives.
The lawn is light enough for a Lahore June, and indigo is forgiving about dust in a way pale grounds are not.
Unstitched three-piece for your own tailor. Wash cold and separately the first time, since indigo releases some dye early. Cash on delivery across Pakistan, free delivery over Rs 5,000, and seven days to exchange while it is unstitched, unwashed and uncut.
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