Cossette Soft Peach straight-line Kota Kurta Set
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What You will Receive: 1 Full Stitched Kurta, Pant, and Crop Top
Fabric: Kota Doria, Handloom Cotton
Kurta: 6 inches Front Depth, 47 Inches Length
Sleeves: Full Length (Chudidar)
Crop top: 15 Inches Length,
Pant: 39 Inches Length (Handloom Cotton)
Closure: Hook in the dress and elastic at the bottom
Wash Care: Hand Wash
Note: Please check the size chart for measurement accuracy.
A perfect blend of luxury and tradition in one outfit. This kurta set is all about a unique style that helps you create a great impression. The outfit includes a crop top and pants, plus a kurta, which is often an impressive style to add to your wardrobe. The sleeveless crop top is peach colour and the same fabric as the peach colour pants for comfort. The straight-line kurta with red embroidery work and churidar sleeves for a more beautiful look. So add this graceful kurta set to your closet today and make it shine like you.
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Kota Doria
Soft Peach
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