Haarshingar
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does "Haarshingar" mean?
Haarshingar signifies dressing up, and takes its name from the night-blooming harsinghar (parijat) flower the inspiration behind this festive, tradition-led collection.
What makes the Haarshingar kurta sets special?
They're adorned with intricate gota work that recalls a bygone era, blending traditional craft with the comfort of soft 100% Modal.
Can I wear these pieces to festive occasions?
Yes. They're made for celebration graceful enough for festivals and pujas, while staying comfortable enough for a full day.
Do these sets include a dupatta?
Select sets include a Kota Doriya dupatta. The "Product Contains" note on each product page confirms exactly what's included.
What are the fits like, and how do I choose my size?
Our fits are cut with intentional ease, always measured against the body measurement chart on the product page. As a general guide: Dresses are approximately 4 inches loose from the chest, as per the body measurement chart. Kurtas are 4–5 inches loose. Pajamas are a loose fit with an elasticated waist. Tops are a loose fit. Pants are fitted at the waist and loose from the hips down. Compare your own body measurements with the size chart before ordering if you fall between two sizes or prefer a roomier drape, we recommend sizing up.
