Product Description :
Country of Origin: India
Designed In: Italy
Material: 100% Combed Cotton
Fabric GSM: 190
Quality: Maintaining AQL 2.5 On Finished Garments and Production with German Machines
Product Softness: Bio-Washed
Wash Care: Regular / Machine Wash
Product Specification
Color : Multicolour
Size : S, M, L, XL, XXL
Sleeves Type : Full Sleeves
Pattern : ColourBlock
Fabric : Cotton
Neck Type : Round
Occasion : Casual Wear
Kurtis is used as a festival garment and worn during various festive seasons. So if you are in a festive season and you donot have any garments to wear, consider Indian Kurtis and it will give you the perfect outlook on that memorable festival season. Over the years, it has spread and become part of the world.
The latest fashion trends will suit the needs of the customer since everybody likes to be in the newest fashion. This popular garment is made up of fabric and the amazing thing with it is that any fabric can be used to make this wonderful garment.
Kurtis may come in different styles and designs in order to present that magnificent look that one may deserve while wearing the garment. Kurta and Kurtis, for instance, were designed for the humid and hot climate in Asia and Overseas. Although the two seem similar in many ways, they have various variances.
Weave : Butta Dobby
Blend : 100 % Cotton
Width : 147 cm
Quality : Spartina - 501
Minimum Order : 100 Mtr Per Color
Packing As Per Requirement And Demand
Honey Bees prepares a Honey-Comb inside the Beehives to save its Honey from getting spilled. It is made with Bee-wa which is also produced by the Bees. Thus, Honey-Comb is full of Honey, which is highly tasteful when cut in pieces, which can be chewed to extract Honey out of it. This is most luscious natural delicacy. Every bite of Honey-Comb is sumptuous. Honey in Honey-Comb is absolute raw and in pure form, as all of its nutrients remain intact in it and not removed from its â??natural packagingâ?? i.e. Honey-Comb. The nutrients of Pollen, Nectar remain in the Comb waiting to be unlocked and eaten.
