A soft cotton white ground, printed with Yellow-green floral. The motifs run in neat vertical columns, which keeps a short kurti from ever looking boxy.

The V-neckline opens into a soft notch, fastened with handcrafted fabric beads — small, round, made from the same cloth, knotted by hand rather than stamped out of plastic. It's the kind of detail you only notice up close, and then can't stop noticing.

At both side seams, corset lacing. Pull it in for a defined waist, leave it easy when you'd rather not think about your waist at all. Same kurti, two different silhouettes, and you decide each morning which one you're wearing.

Why you'll reach for it

• Side corset lacing — adjust the waist yourself, on both sides, no alterations needed
• Handcrafted fabric bead buttons — a hand-finished detail at the neckline, not machine hardware
• V-neck with notch — opens the collarbone, works with a fine chain or nothing at all
• 100% cotton — genuinely breathable through a full Bangalore workday
• Side slits — easy movement, and it sits cleanly over jeans, palazzos or straight pants
• Vertical floral placement — lengthening, and softer than an all-over scatter

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How to style it

Straight-leg denim and juttis is the default, and it's the default for a reason — a short kurti over full-length jeans is the one silhouette that works on every body type in this age bracket. Swap in white palazzos and silver jhumkas and it reads festive without trying. Cinch both side ties fully and belt nothing — the lacing already does the work. For office, roll the sleeves once and keep the jewellery to a thin chain.

a) Slight variations in color may occur due to lighting and screen differences.

B) Minor irregularities in embroidery, print, or stitching are inherent to handmade products and enhance their uniqueness.

c) Shrinkage up to 5% may occur; proper wash care can limit shrinkage to 2%.