Mariab - Maria B Voyage a'Luxe x Morocco Luxury Lawn'25 Embroidered Suits Unstitched 3 Piece - Summer Collection

A Tale of Grace: The Mouse Grey Ensemble

In the heart of every Pakistani home, there is a story woven with threads of tradition, elegance, and timeless beauty. Our Mouse Grey Embroidered Suit is a tribute to those cherished moments—when mothers pass down heirloom dupattas, and daughters twirl in the soft sunlight of a family gathering.

The Shirt:
Crafted from luxurious Paper Cotton, the shirt is a canvas of intricate artistry. The neckline is adorned with an Embroidered Organza Patch, delicately hand-embellished to capture the sparkle of festive evenings. The front and side panels bloom with exquisite embroidery, while 3D floral organza patches on the sides whisper tales of springtime in Lahore’s gardens. The ghera and sleeves are finished with embroidered organza patches and patti, adding a regal touch reminiscent of Mughal royalty. The dyed paper cotton back and sleeves ensure comfort without compromising on elegance. The subtle Mouse Grey hue is both modern and timeless—a color that flatters every skin tone and occasion.

The Trousers:
Tailored from soft Cambric, the dyed trousers in matching mouse grey offer a perfect blend of tradition and contemporary style. They provide ease of movement, whether you’re hosting a mehndi or attending a family brunch.

The Dupatta:
The ensemble is completed with a Burnout Organza Dupatta, dyed in the same elegant shade. Light as a whisper, it drapes gracefully, adding a touch of ethereal charm—just like the dupattas our grandmothers wore during Eid celebrations.

This suit is more than just an outfit; it is a celebration of Pakistani heritage, designed for the woman who cherishes her roots while embracing the future. Wear it, and become a part of the story.

• Shirt Fabric: Paper Cotton (Mouse Grey)
• Trouser Fabric: Cambric (Mouse Grey)
• Dupatta Fabric: Burnout Organza (Mouse Grey)
• Includes: Embroidered and hand-embellished shirt panels, 3D floral organza patches, dyed trousers, and organza dupatta