A Closer Look at Our Handcrafted Kidswear Details
Explore the finer details that go into every stitch. From soft cotton linings to playful embroidery, here is a close-up look at the quality and comfort woven into my festive collections.
A look at my summer-ready kurta sets in royal blue and orange. The vibrant lotus print and pom-pom trim are designed to be playful and fun.
This video shows the beautiful texture of my mint green mirror-work collection, including a lehenga, a kurta set, and a sherwani for boys.
This boys' kurta set features a quilted Nehru jacket with a floral print. I offer this style in both pink and a soft beige.
A sophisticated twinning set for siblings. This navy blue floral print is available in a girls' skirt and tie-front top, and a matching boys' kurta.
A classic sunshine yellow kurta for boys. The neckline features subtle embroidery, adding a touch of elegance to this simple, comfortable piece.
A glimpse of my Gota Patti sharara sets in rich fuchsia and purple. The velvet fabric and gold embroidery make these a luxurious choice for weddings.
Obsessed with mirror work. This video shows the incredible sparkle of my yellow mirror-work lehenga as it hangs, ready to be worn.
A close-up of the orange lotus-print kurta. You can see the soft fabric and the playful pom-pom details along the hem.
This is the yellow version of my peplum top lehenga set. The fabric has a subtle print, and the top has a delicate tie-front detail.
My floral dresses are perfect for summer parties. They come in a range of colors like aqua, orange, yellow, and pink, all with a delicate mirror-work belt.
About A Closer Look at the Collection
When you zoom in on these pieces, you will spot the little choices that make a big difference for your child. I use soft Malmal linings under heavy embroidery to keep skin irritation away, and I prioritize elasticated waistbands so your little ones can run, jump, and dance without feeling restricted.
For me, the goal is always balance: an outfit should look festive enough for a wedding but feel comfortable enough for a playground.
Crafting with Comfort in Mind
Every piece in this collection is lined with soft Malmal or Shantoon to ensure that while the outside is sparkling with Zardozi or Amla mirror work, the inside stays gentle against a child's skin. You won’t find itchy fabrics or rough seams here.
Built for Little Ones
Children grow up fast, which is why I design with longevity in mind. You’ll notice in my festive lehengas and sherwanis that I include 2–3 inches of margin inside the blouses and generous folds in the hems. This means you aren’t buying an outfit for just one day; these pieces can grow with your child for at least a season or two.
Safety First
When it comes to embellishments, I exclusively use lightweight foil mirrors instead of traditional heavy glass, ensuring they are safe for kids to play in. The tassels and pom-poms are securely attached, so even if they are jumping around during a Haldi or Sangeet ceremony, the outfit stays intact. Whether it’s a delicate floral print kurta or a heavy festive sharara, the quality remains consistent because I personally oversee the finishing on every single piece.
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