The Ivory Chikankari Set pairs a straight A-line kurta with a matching straight pant. Its product page describes cotton mulmul with hand chikankari. This note brings the material, silhouette and styling choices together so you can decide whether it belongs in your wardrobe.
What comes in the set
The listed set includes a kurta top and straight pant. Check the selected colour and size on the product page before adding it to your bag. The product photos show how the pieces sit together; the size guide gives measurements to compare with a garment you already own.
| Detail | On this style |
|---|---|
| Fabric | Cotton mulmul |
| Surface detail | Hand chikankari |
| Shape | Straight A-line kurta with straight pant |
| Included pieces | Kurta top and straight pant |
| Colours shown online | Ivory and Mint; check current availability on the product page |
Styling the silhouette
For a daytime occasion, let the embroidery be the focal point and keep the rest of the outfit simple. For a celebration, try a contrasting accessory or a light layer you already own. These are styling ideas, not extra pieces included with the set.
Check fit and care before ordering
Read the size and fit notes for your chosen colour. Availability can change by size, so use the current product page rather than an older screenshot. Before washing or ironing, follow the garment's own care label; the Kalindi fabric care guide offers further guidance. If you want to check a detail in person, you can visit our stores or contact us.
The best way to choose is to compare the measurements, review every photo and confirm what the set includes. See the Ivory Chikankari Set for the latest price, sizes and delivery options.
What is included in the Ivory Chikankari Set?
The product listing includes a kurta top and a matching straight pant. Accessories in styling ideas are not part of the set.
How should I choose a size for this set?
Use the current product size guide and compare its measurements with a similar piece you own. Check availability for your chosen colour and ask Kalindi if you are unsure.
Last updated 3 October 2026