Woven Dupattas
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What are woven dupattas?
Woven dupattas have their pattern woven into the fabric on the loom rather than printed on, giving subtle texture and structure. This collection features woven Pure Cotton, Organza and Khadi dupattas in colours and stripes like denim blue, light grey and pure white, ready to wear over any outfit.
How wide and heavy are these woven dupattas?
The sampled woven dupattas are about 36 inches wide and roughly 100 gms in weight, a light, easy-to-drape single piece. This width suits everyday shoulder draping and pinning, and each piece is finished and ready to wear with no stitching required.
What fabrics are these woven dupattas made from?
The sampled woven dupattas are largely Pure Cotton, along with Organza and Khadi-woven pieces, in solids, stripes and floral weaves. Cotton and khadi options give a soft, breathable everyday drape, while woven organza adds a lightweight, slightly sheer finish for dressier looks.
How do I wash a woven cotton dupatta?
Hand wash woven cotton dupattas separately in cold water, do not soak or scrub, and dry in shade to protect the colour and weave. Use a mild detergent, wash darker shades on their own for the first few washes, and iron on a medium setting for a crisp finish.
How much do woven dupattas cost?
The sampled woven dupattas are priced around Rs.999 each. With over 150 designs there is a wide range of colours and woven patterns to match plain kurtas and suit sets, and pairing pieces to cross Rs.1,999 unlocks free delivery across India.
What is the difference between woven and printed dupattas?
In woven dupattas the design is created on the loom, so the pattern is part of the fabric and often reversible and more textured, while printed dupattas carry the design on the surface. This collection focuses on woven cotton, khadi and organza pieces for a structured, artisanal look.






