The Lail Edit

Satin Kurta Sets

Satin kurta sets for women, made for the wedding season. Lail is our satin edit: kurta sets, suit sets, a peplum set and a dhoti pant set, each with its own dupatta, cut to move easily through a long day of celebrations. The satin carries a soft sheen, so the details do the talking: hand lace on Noorani, a clean A-line in black on Nazākat, gold lace trim on Saanjh. Not sure of your size? See the size chart or write to us before you order.

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Satin suit sets for every function

Lail is Togaa's satin edit. The kurtas and bottoms are cut from soft-flow satin that falls fluidly and holds a gentle sheen, while dupattas in silk organza keep the look light. Detailing is done with hand-worked or hand-applied lace.

Minimal and elegant: Nazākat is a black satin A-line kurta with lace at the neckline and sleeves and a plain mustard organza dupatta.

For poojas and evening events: Saanjh in navy satin has full sleeves and soft-gold lace trims, and Noorani in mocha satin has a line of hand-embroidered lace running from arm slit to hem.

For brunches, haldi and sangeet: Ruhani is a deep pink satin peplum set, and Sitaara pairs an olive satin short kurti with dhoti pants for an Indo-western look.

Satin Kurta Sets: questions

What fabric are the Lail sets made from?

The kurtas and bottoms are soft-flow satin, and most dupattas are silk organza. Fabric details for each set are listed on its product page.

Which Lail set is best for a daytime function?

Ruhani (deep pink peplum) and Sitaara (olive dhoti set) are light and easy for brunches, haldi and mehendi. Saanjh and Nazākat lean more towards evenings.

Is satin comfortable to wear for a long function?

Yes. Our satin is lightweight and fluid, so it moves easily through a long day. Most sets pair it with a featherlight silk organza dupatta.

How do I care for a satin kurta set?

Dry cleaning is safest for satin and lace. Store it folded in a breathable bag, away from direct sunlight.