Tangaliya Suits

Our Tangaliya suit sets celebrate a rare 700-year-old Gujarati handloom — a GI-protected craft where tiny beads of contrast yarn (dana) are twisted into the weave by hand to form raised dotted motifs. No print, no embroidery: the pattern is the weave itself.

Each unstitched suit set is handwoven in soft cotton and comes ready to stitch, carrying the tactile texture and geometry that make Tangaliya unmistakable. These are pieces for those who value slow craft and a story woven into every thread.

Learn the craft behind them in our guide to the Tangaliya weave, shop Tangaliya fabric by the metre, or drape a Tangaliya saree.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Tangaliya fabric unique?

Tiny beads of contrast yarn (dana) are twisted into the weave by hand to form raised dotted motifs - a GI-protected Gujarati craft.

Are Tangaliya suits handmade?

Yes, every piece is handwoven by artisans; the motifs are woven, never printed.

Are the suits stitched?

No, they are unstitched sets you can tailor to your exact measurements.