Black Striped Horse Print Co ord set
Elegant Blue Printed Co-Ord Set for Women
Elegant Pink Floral Print Co ord set
Beige Bobby Print Co-ord Set
Elegant Black Paisley Print Co ord set
Chic Pink Floral Print Cotton Co ord set
Elegant Black Printed co ord Set with Wide-Leg Pants
Ochre Yellow Floral Print Kurta and Palazzo co ord Set
Purple Printed Co-Ord Set for Women – Elegant Casual Ethnic Outfit
Grey Printed Co-Ord Set for Women – Elegant Casual Ethnic Outfit
Wine Purple Printed Co-Ord Set for Women – Floral Ethnic Casual Outfit
Red Ajrak Print Co-ord Set
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Printed Co-Ord Sets — Buy Online at Shree Shivam
A printed co-ord set is the least effort in the wardrobe: the top and the bottom already agree, and the print does the work that jewellery would otherwise have to. Light enough for daily wear, and the pattern is what keeps it from reading plain.
Everything here is photographed on a real person, because a garment flat on a table tells you nothing about how it falls. We have seven stores across central India if you would rather see the fabric in person, and you can book a video call to have someone show you the options live.
See the full co-ord sets for the wider range.
FAQs
What should you check on a printed co-ord set?
Print placement first: on a good set the print is cut to the panel and lines up across the seam, while a rushed one runs off mid-motif at the join. Then the waistband - a stitched band with a side zip outlasts an all-elastic one by years - and the lining, which light rayon and georgette need and often skip.
Can a printed co-ord be worn to the office?
Yes, with a small repeating print rather than a large placed one, a straight trouser rather than a wide palazzo, and cotton, rayon or a linen blend. What makes a co-ord work for an office is that nothing needs managing through the day - no dupatta, no drape. A placed print at the hem reads smarter than an all-over one.
How do you keep the print from fading?
Wash cold and inside out with a mild detergent, dry in shade, and keep a dark or brightly printed set on its own for the first two washes - printed rayon and cotton both bleed at the start. Sunlight is what fades a print, not washing. Iron on the reverse, which also stops the print from glazing.
Is a co-ord set the same as a kurti set?
No. A co-ord's top and bottom are cut from one fabric and printed as a pair, and there is usually no dupatta; a kurti set is built on a traditional kurta pattern and often includes one. The dupatta is what pushes an outfit towards festive - which is why a co-ord reads modern and a kurti set reads ethnic in the same print.
