Aidah Modal Chikankari Straight Kurti - Grey

Q1. What fabric is used for the Aidah Grey Chikankari Kurti?
A1. It’s made from modal – a breathable, semi-lustrous fabric that feels soft against the skin and drapes beautifully.

Q2. Is this kurti hand-embroidered?
A2. Yes, it features authentic hand-done chikankari embroidery, crafted by skilled artisans from Lucknow.

Q3. How should I wash and maintain it?
A3. We recommend gentle hand wash or dry cleaning to preserve the embroidery and fabric texture.

Q4. Does the kurti come with a bottom?
A4. No, this listing is for the kurti only. You can pair it with palazzos, jeans, or churidars.

Q5. Is this kurti suitable for formal occasions?
A5. Absolutely! Its understated elegance makes it a great pick for workwear, poojas, and low-key festive events.

Q6. Is the fit true to size?
A6. Yes, the kurti has a straight fit and is true to size. Refer to our size chart for accurate guidance.

Q7. What kind of embroidery patterns are featured?
A7. The kurti features traditional floral bootis and vine patterns in contrast pastel threads.

Q8. Can it be worn in summer?
A8. Definitely! Modal fabric is breathable and comfortable, making it ideal for summer and transitional weather.

Q9. Is this a sustainable product?
A9. Yes, the hand embroidery supports traditional craft and slow fashion. Modal is also an eco-conscious fabric.

Q10. What accessories go best with this kurti?
A10. Pair with silver jhumkas, nude block heels, and a classic jute or ivory clutch for a perfect Indo-western vibe.

The Aidah Grey Modal Chikankari Straight Kurti is a serene blend of traditional embroidery and modern comfort. Designed for the contemporary woman who values heritage, it features delicate hand-embroidered motifs in soothing pastel tones on an understated grey base.

Each piece is meticulously hand-embroidered by artisans from Lucknow, keeping the age-old craft of chikankari alive. The modal fabric adds grace with its soft drape, giving you a breathable and stylish garment you can wear all day.

What makes it stand out is its ability to transition from daily elegance to festive simplicity. It’s not just a kurti; it’s an expression of heritage, culture, and thoughtful design.