A Symphony of Tradition & Elegance: The Orange Paper Cotton Ensemble
In the heart of every Pakistani home, there’s a story woven with threads of heritage, celebration, and timeless beauty. Our Orange Paper Cotton 3-Piece Suit is more than just attire—it’s a tribute to the vibrant spirit of our culture, designed for the woman who cherishes her roots while embracing modern grace.
The Shirt:
Imagine the gentle touch of a summer breeze as you slip into this exquisitely crafted shirt. The neckline is adorned with an embroidered organza patch, delicately embellished with 3D flowers and pearls—each detail reminiscent of the intricate handwork passed down through generations. The center panel features paper cotton dori work, a nod to the artistry found in the bustling bazaars of Lahore and Karachi. Organza patches and patti grace the ghera and sleeves, while the front side panels and sleeves are embroidered to perfection. A soft dyed lawn lining ensures comfort, and the dyed paper cotton back completes the look, all in a radiant shade of orange that captures the warmth of a Pakistani sunset.
The Trousers:
Crafted from premium cambric, the dyed trousers offer a tailored fit and effortless movement. The matching orange hue ties the ensemble together, making it ideal for festive gatherings or intimate family moments.
The Dupatta:
Float through your day with a dyed, paste-printed net dupatta—light as air, yet rich in tradition. The delicate print pays homage to the artistry of our ancestors, while the vibrant orange color adds a touch of celebration to every step you take.
Why Choose This Ensemble?
Every stitch, every embellishment, and every hue in this suit tells a story of Pakistani craftsmanship and cultural pride. Whether you’re attending a mehndi, an Eid gathering, or simply celebrating the everyday beauty of life, this outfit promises to make you feel cherished and radiant.
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Shirt Fabric: Paper Cotton with Organza Embellishments
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Trouser Fabric: Cambric
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Dupatta Fabric: Net
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Color: Orange
Step into tradition, wrapped in elegance—because every Pakistani woman deserves to shine in her own story.
