Buttercup South Cotton Embroidery Kurta

Garment: Buttercup South Cotton Embroidery Kurta
Material:100% Cotton
Pattern: Straight cut with center pleat
Craft: Hand woven south cotton
Feature: Katha embroidery work in neck, sleeve and back, Printed patch around neck placket and sleeve
Color: Yellow
Fit: Regular fit
Sleeve Style: Three-Fourth Sleeves
Neckline: Band collar
Length:44 Inch
Model Wearing: S (Size)

straight-cut kurta  with a collar neckline and matching patch at the neck placket.

Fabric: Crafted from soft, breathable premium south cotton fabric, matched with a printed cotton fabric at the neck placket.
 
 Design: This kurta features a straight-cut silhouette with a collar neckline, three fourth sleeve and a matching patch at the neck placket.
 
 Style Elements: Delicate embroidery work on the placket, neckline and at the back shoulder. Side pocket add both style and functionality.
 
 Versatility: Ideal for both casual outings and relaxed gatherings, this kurta is your go-to choice for stylish ease and comfort.

• SOUTH COTTON
  
  •South Cotton is a distinct, handwoven fabric from Andhra Pradesh, recognized for its thicker thread count that enhances its durability and weight. The process involves 90 to 120 days workflow from yarn dyeing to fabric weaving.
  •This unique weave is closely associated with traditional handloom techniques, which give it a rich, authentic texture. Unlike many cotton fabrics, South Cotton has a natural opacity, eliminating transparency while maintaining breathability. Often featuring patterns like checks, stripes, and butta, this fabric combines timeless style with everyday practicality, embodying the heritage of skilled artisans.
  

Hand Wash Recommended : For longevity, gently hand wash in cold water.
Mild Detergent : Use a mild, sulfate-free detergent to preserve fabric quality.
Avoid Soaking : Do not soak for long periods to prevent color bleeding.
Drying : Dry in the shade to prevent fading. Avoid direct sunlight, as it can weaken the fabric fibers. Avoid Bleach and Fabric Softeners : Bleach can damage the fibers and fade colors, while softeners may leave residue.