Kurta Sets for Every Kind of Occasion
Kurta sets are the backbone of Warra's wardrobe. With more than 40 styles, this collection covers straight and A-line kurtas, asymmetric cuts, Angrakha wraps, sharara sets and gharara sets, in fabrics from Chanderi silk and crepe to velvet, satin and bemberg linen.
A Warra kurta set includes a top, a bottom and a dupatta. This is mostly the case but can vary by style, so check the product page before you order.
Surface work varies by piece. Zari, gota, dabka, sequins and gunmetal beading all appear, sometimes lightly and sometimes across the whole garment, so you can choose how much embellishment you want. Colours range from rust, forest green and midnight navy to ruby pink, sapphire blue and ivory.
Every set is made to order to your measurements, in small batches by Indian artisans. Prices run from about ₹19,500 to ₹89,000.
Choosing a Kurta Set
A few places to begin: the midnight navy Chanderi Angrakha, a wrap style with a clean line; the forest green Chanderi silk set for daytime celebrations; and the sapphire blue embroidered velvet set, part of the winter Velvets edit. For sets without a dupatta, see Co-ords; for the most festive styles, see the Festive collection.
Why Choose a Warra Kurta Set
- A top, bottom and dupatta in most styles
- Straight, A-line, Angrakha, sharara and gharara silhouettes
- A wide range of embellishment, from light zari to full embroidery
- Made to order to your measurements
Kurta sets FAQs
What is included in a Warra kurta set?
Most sets include a kurta, a matching bottom and a dupatta, but this can vary by style, so please check the product page before ordering.
Which kurta silhouette should I choose?
Straight and A-line kurtas are the easiest to wear and style. Angrakha wraps have a crossover front that suits evenings. Sharara and gharara sets are fuller and suit weddings and sangeet evenings.
Which fabric is best for which season?
Chanderi silk and crepe are lighter. Velvet and satin suit the cooler months and formal evenings.
Can I wear a kurta set to a wedding?
Yes. The embroidered velvet sets and the sharara and gharara sets are the most formal. Kurta sets in Chanderi silk suit day ceremonies and festive dinners.
Are kurta sets made to order, and what do they cost?
Yes. Every piece is made to order. The lead time is listed on each product page, so please check it before you order. Sets run from about ₹19,500 to ₹89,000.