Kurtas & Kurtis

Kurtas and kurtis are considered to be traditional or ethnic wear. What is the difference between kurtas and kurtis? They are essentially the same, except kurtis are shorter than kurtas. The primary criteria for selecting a fancy kurti is the need for one, i.e., is it for a formal occasion or a casual one. Next you can consider the fabric type, such as georgette, cotton, wool, etc. You can then choose the style of your kurta. There are different types of kurti designs & kinds of sleeves available for straight-cut kurtas, such as three-fourth sleeves, full sleeves, cap sleeves and even sleeveless. Let’s explore more to help you pick the right kurta!

For daily wear you’d probably want an outfit that is comfortable throughout the day. Who said can’t be fancy? From geometric patterns to asymmetric styles, you can easily shop for stylish kurtas online. Popular brands, such as  have an amazing collection of casual kurtas and kurtis. 

What makes formal kurtas different from casual kurtas? These kurtas have more intricate designs and may feature patterns with sequins, beads and stones, and some embroidery. Also, these kurtas are more expensive than casual ones. Formal kurtas are ideal for parties, weddings, or interviews. Imara, Vishudh, Soch and Biba have beautiful formal kurtas.

The name says it all, these kurtas have slits. These looks great when paired with ripped jeans, cigarette pants and skirts. Front-slit and side-slit kurtas are the most popular Some brands that have a great collection of slit kurtas are Libas, Biba and Global Desi. 

Kurtas and kurtis come in different fabrics, such as chiffon, cotton and georgette, wool. Let’s see what these materials are: