Red Upada Silk Embroidered Long Kurta Set with Salwar

Red long chauga-style kurta set in Upada silk with a rounded neckline, a short center slit, and a neat front placket detail. The long, straight silhouette creates a clean, elongated line.

Gold embroidery forms a statement panel at the neckline and is repeated on the wide three-quarter sleeve cuffs. The set is finished with a coordinating salwar for a cohesive traditional look.

• Pack Contains: 1 Kurta,1 Salwar,1 Dupatta
• Fit: Regular Fit
• Garment Type: Straight
• Color: Red
• Pattern: Printed
• Surface Styling: Embroidered, Embellished, Sequins
• Neck Type: Round Neck
• Sleeve Length: 3/4 Sleeves
• Waist Rise: Mid
• Closure: Pullover
• Closure Placement: Front
• Pockets: No
• Lining: No
• Slip: No

Fabric: Upada Silk

Upada silk gives the kurta a smooth, soft feel with a medium-weight drape that falls cleanly through the long silhouette. It has no stretch, so the fit stays structured at the shoulders and chest while remaining easy through the body.

The fabric offers opaque coverage for confident wear across long hours. It stays polished for festive dressing and feels comfortable from day events to evening gatherings.

• Wash Type: Dry Clean Only
• Do not wash at home—dry clean only; avoid spot-cleaning unless the label allows, and keep away from direct sun/heat.

This is ideal for festive celebrations and family get-togethers, including pujas, festive meals, and at-home hosting. It also works well for wedding functions like mehendi, engagement, or sangeet with slightly dressier accessories.

For festive celebrations, style it with antique-gold juttis in a pointed toe or metallic kolhapuris, a small potli or box clutch in gold, and gold jhumkas with pearl or kundan detailing. Keep bangles slim to medium in a gold tone so the embroidered neckline stays the main focus.

For wedding functions, go more elevated with metallic block-heel sandals or kitten heels in gold, a structured clutch with gold hardware, and statement earrings in a fuller chandelier silhouette. If you add a dupatta, keep it cleanly draped with a neat border so the front embroidery remains visible.