When the weather cools down, your wardrobe deserves fabrics that feel as good as they look. Here's a quick guide to the fabrics we love for cooler days and evenings – and how to wear each one.
Raw Silk
Raw silk has a gentle texture and a soft natural sheen that catches the light beautifully. It holds embroidery well and gives a structured, polished silhouette – perfect for dinners and dressed-up gatherings.
Wear it with: a chiffon dupatta and statement earrings. See our Luxe Drop.
Karandi
Karandi is a slightly textured, medium-weight fabric that feels warm without being heavy. It's ideal for embroidered 3-piece suits you can wear all day.
Wear it with: closed shoes or embellished khussas and a warm shawl.
Velvet
Nothing feels richer than velvet. Its deep colour and plush texture make even a simple cut look luxurious, and it pairs beautifully with heavy embroidery.
Wear it with: minimal jewellery – let the fabric do the talking.
Linen
Linen is a great in-between fabric. It's breathable during the day but has enough body for cooler evenings, especially in deeper tones like navy, rust and black.
Wear it with: a matching co-ord or long shirt with wide-leg trousers.
Chiffon and Organza
These lighter fabrics still have a place in cooler months – as dupattas and overlays layered over warmer base fabrics.
Choosing Colours for Cooler Weather
Deeper shades shine when the days get shorter: emerald, wine, midnight black, deep rose and rust. Ivory and champagne add a soft contrast.
Quick Layering Tips
- Layer a shawl over the shoulders instead of a jacket so your embroidery stays visible.
- A thin long-sleeve inner layer under a sleeveless kurta keeps you warm without bulk.
- Swap sandals for closed heels or juttis.
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