Men’s Ethnic Accessories and Finishing Touches

The quickest way to sharpen a standard kurta is by adding a Nehru jacket or a well-placed brooch. At our Borivali studio, I see many men force a color match, but the key is contrast. I recommend picking a jacket that pulls one of the subtle tones from your kurta embroidery rather than matching the primary fabric, which makes the whole ensemble look deliberate and put together.

Layering is the secret to a sharp ethnic look. A Nehru or Modi jacket can instantly change a simple kurta into a wedding-ready outfit. In our Borivali workshop, we focus on the construction—fused collars and plackets that stay crisp—so the jacket maintains its shape even after hours of wear.

We also look at the finishing touches. A mala or a brooch is not just decoration; it acts as a focal point. If you are wearing a solid color sherwani, a gold or stone-studded brooch brings the necessary detail without making the outfit look heavy. For those choosing fabrics, we offer a range from rich velvets for winter weddings to breathable art silk for summer functions.

If you are visiting our Indraprastha Shopping Centre store, bring your current outfit along. Seeing the fabric and the embroidery work in person helps us suggest pieces that actually fit the color palette and the weight of your garment. We handle all minor alterations in-house, so you leave with a look that is ready to wear.