Kurtis are one of the most preferred and commonly worn pieces of clothing in India. They are comfortable, modest, breathable, lightweight, and easy to carry. There are infinite designs and fabric styles available online for you to explore. From the popular chikankari kurtis to the versatile angrakha kurtis, there is something for everyone. Whatever design you wish to wear based on your personal style, fabric choice, or mood, you’ll always find an option for it. With different fabrics, lengths, patterns, and styles of work, the choices are limitless.
Let’s take a look at some of the most popular styles you might want to wear for your next outing.
Different Types of Kurtis
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Anarkali Kurti
A flared long kurti fitted around the torso and flowy with multiple kalis at the button giving the kurti frock like pattern. It is one of the most worn styles for weddings and festivities.
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Gown Kurti
A modern fusion garment, blending the traditional long frock style of an Indian kurti with the flowing, floor-length silhouette of a Western gown similar to Anarkali cut.
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Shirt type
Blend of a traditional kurti and a classic shirt, featuring a shirt like collar, often a button-down front, and sometimes roll-up sleeves.
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Frock type
A style of kurti that features a flared, frock-like silhouette, creating a flowing and breezy look that resembles a dress
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Coat type
An indo-western garment that combines the traditional Indian kurti with the structure and style of a western coat or jacket
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Collar type
A modern variation of the traditional Indian garment that features a neckline designed like a collar or a koti, like a chinese shirt.
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Umbrella
It is a full-flare design that gradually widens from the waist to the hem, like the shape of an open umbrella.
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Shrug
It is one kurti style which has a separate jacket like an overgarment, often cropped.
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Kaftan
Kurti is inspired by the traditional kaftan garment, it is usually shorter, has loose sleeves, and gives a relaxed fit.
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Indo western
As the name suggests this is a blend of traditional Indian design with modern silhouettes, cuts, and styles, offering a fusion that is both ethnic and trendy.
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Angrakha
This is a long upper garment wrapped with overlapping fabric around the chest and tied with threads around the waist giving it a cinched look.
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Dhoti style
Kurti that features a draped, flowing, and often pleated silhouette resembling traditional dhoti pants.
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Peplum
It is a tunic featuring a short, flared ruffle or pleat attached at the waist, defining the waistline for a modern, feminine feel.
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A-line
Fabric that flares gently from the chest or shoulders to the hem, creating a distinct "A" shape that is wider at the bottom than at the top
Each kurti is unique in its own way, offering comfort, ease and style. There are endless options to choose from. You can check our website tajore.com (the pret collection) for multiple options and designs.
