Rooh Rang Kota Doria Wax Batik Suit (T+B+D) Indigo Blue

How do the dotted paisley swirls look?

Dense white paisley swirls built from tiny dots cover the navy kurta. Each dot is a drop of wax placed by hand before dyeing, so up close you see a fine, slightly irregular texture that shows the artisan's hand in every repeat.

How does the red bottom change the set?

The bright red bottom gives a sharp, classic contrast against the navy kurta, the kind of pairing that looks lively but not loud. The dupatta carries a swirl band and tassels, echoing the paisley on the top.

Is it stitched or unstitched?

Unstitched. You receive fabric for the top and bottom, 2.4 to 2.5 metres each, and a 2.3 to 2.4 metre dupatta. Your tailor can make the kurta to your measurements, with the neckline and sleeves you prefer.

Do I need a lining?

Kota Doria is a sheer weave, so a lining helps, even on a dark navy. A soft cotton lining keeps the kurta opaque and lets the white swirls stand out against a solid backing, while keeping the fabric breathable.

What bottom style works with the red fabric?

Straight pants or cigarette pants keep the red neat and modern, while a salwar gives a more traditional look. If you would rather tone it down on some days, the navy kurta also pairs well with white bottoms.

Will the navy and red bleed onto each other?

Hand-dyed pieces are best kept apart. Wash the kurta and bottom separately, gently by hand with a mild detergent, rinse well and dry in shade. Keep them apart while damp, and press the water out rather than wringing to protect the open weave.