Basude Handloom Blue Suit Set
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What You Will Receive: 1 Stitched Kurta with 1 Stitched Pant, 1 Dupatta (2.30 Meter)
Fabric: 100 % Pure Handloom Cotton
Kurta: 48 inches in length, 7.5 inches in neck length
Pant: Palazzo Style Length 38-40 Inches
Closure: Side Zip in Dress and elastic in Palazzo
Wash Care: Dry Wash only
Note: Please refer to the Size Chart for Measurement Accuracy.
The Basude Handloom Suit Set in Blue Dual Tone is the perfect solution for a comfortable, stylish all-day outfit. Designed with a detailed collar neckline, this suit is ideal for office wear, offering both elegance and ease. The striking blue color adds a sophisticated touch, ensuring you stand out, even on a busy Monday. Pair it with minimal accessories for a chic, polished look. The Basude Handloom Suit Set effortlessly combines comfort and style, making it your go-to choice for workday elegance.
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