Suits By Craft

Unstitched handloom suit sets grouped by the craft behind them — Ajrakh, Tangaliya, hand-embroidery, Kalamkari and more.

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Unstitched handloom suit sets by craft tradition

This is our full suit range organised by craft: unstitched sets grouped by the technique that made them rather than by the cloth they are woven from. Ajrakh resist print, Tangaliya dot weave, hand embroidery, Kalamkari and block print all sit here.

The sets vary in what they include — most are three pieces with top, bottom and dupatta, some are two-piece top-and-dupatta, and a number are single kurta fabric lengths. Each product page states exactly what is in the set, which is worth checking before you order.

Unstitched means you control the fit: the silhouette, the sleeve and the length are all decided by your tailor rather than by a size chart.

Because these are woven by hand, slight irregularities in the weave and small colour shifts between pieces are normal. They are the signature of a handloom, not a flaw.

Suits By Craft — frequently asked questions

What is included in an unstitched suit set?

Most sets are three pieces — top, bottom and dupatta. Some are two-piece top-and-dupatta sets, and some listings are single kurta fabric lengths. Each product page states exactly what is included.

What does browsing by craft give me?

It groups suits by the technique that decorated or wove them — Ajrakh, Tangaliya, hand embroidery, block print — rather than by fabric. The same sets also appear sorted by fabric.

Why buy unstitched rather than ready-made?

You control the fit and the silhouette completely, and a tailor can cut the set to your own measurements rather than to a standard size.

How much fabric will I need?

The measurements for each piece are given on the product page. Take them to your tailor before ordering if you are unsure.