Kurti guide
Types of kurtis for women, explained
A kurti is the most flexible piece in an Indian wardrobe. Knowing a few cuts makes it easy to pick one that suits the day and your shape.
Straight kurtis for everyday and office
Clean lines, minimal flare and easy movement make straight kurtis the safest daily pick — office-ready with trousers, casual with leggings.
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Yellow Striped Woven Design Cotton Blend Straight Kurta₹899 ↩ ₹19 back
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Green Embroidered Silk Blend Straight Kurta₹899 ↩ ₹19 back
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Green Printed Cotton Anarkali Short Kurti₹399 ↩ ₹8 back
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Blue Embroidered Cotton Straight Kurta₹669 ↩ ₹14 back
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A-line kurtis for a flattering shape
Fitted at the shoulders and flared towards the hem, A-line kurtis suit most body types and move well through the day.
Anarkali and printed kurtis for occasions
Longer, fuller Anarkali shapes and bolder prints read festive — style them with minimal jewellery and clean footwear so the kurti leads.
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Which kurti is best for office?
Straight-cut cotton or rayon kurtis in muted colours are the most office-appropriate and easiest to restyle.
What kurti suits daily wear?
Cotton straight and A-line kurtis are breathable, comfortable and quick to pair with leggings, jeans or trousers.