Top 10 Shopping Websites To Buy Indian Designer Kurtis

With brands keen to offer chic and modern cuts and styles, the simple kurtis/kurta is now undergoing a transformation.

A Kurti need not be worn by those who can’t wear western clothes. Today, in India, a woman’s wardrobe is incomplete without a selection of kurtis.

With brands like BIBA, FabIndia, Craftsvilla, W, Rangriti, Such etc. The demand for kurtis has increased exponentially as more people are able to see the beauty in a kurtis. They look great with leggings, jeans, or palazzos.

1. FabIndia

If you want your kurtis simple and elegant, FabIndia is the place to go.

FabIndia kurtis are minimalistic in design. It is the cut and fabric that speak for themselves. They are a little more expensive, but they are so distinctive and worth it.

2. W for Women

They were among the first to introduce mix and match, and their Kurti collection is irresistible. They are smart, elegant, and chic!

Each season they release a new collection and you can purchase a lot of their Kurtis through various marketplace portals such as Amazon, Flipkart, etc. The last season’s kurtis are often sold at a discount.

W kurtis are characterized by their use of geometric shapes in their styles. This collection is designed for women who love to wear unusual cuts and designs.

3. BIBA

This brand is perhaps the most well-known. BIBA was one of the first to offer ethnic Indian clothing branded.

They have recently introduced a range that is affordable and they offer exciting discounts during their End of Season Sale.

You can also access the ‘Factory Outlet” option on their portal. This is a great place to find exciting deals and discounts.

BIBA also offers a Rohit Bal collection, which is designed for those who want a designer Kurti to add to their wardrobe.

4. Craftsvilla

Craftsvilla is your one-stop shop for all things ethnic. The brand aims to connect local artisans and designers in order to provide modern silhouttes that are proud of their roots. Craftsvilla is the right place if you’re looking for kurtis with Indian characteristics, high quality, and affordable.

5. Mirraw

Mirraw, an online marketplace for ethnic wear, offers a wide range of products that are unrivaled. They specialize in glamorous and glam bridal wear but also have a large selection of casual kurtis. The kurtis are stylish and fashionable with their pretty designs, well-tailored fits, wide variety of colours and fabrics, and the perfect touch of style.

Mirraw offers a wide range of casual and formal kurtis, so you can find the right Kurti to suit your needs.

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6. Global Desi

Global Desi is a brand founded by Anita Dongre. It offers a beautiful collection of Jaipuri kurtis wholesale which can be worn both at work and out on the town.

The kurtis have a beautiful fall with their soft, flowing fabrics. They also look great in the different styles and cuts. The collection costs almost Rs. 2000, so be sure to let your purse strings loosen a little.

7. Lakshita

Lakshita is a dominant company in North India, with its offline stores. However, they also offer online shopping throughout India.

Their specialty is Cotton kurtis wholesale with embroidery and embellishments. This makes them a great choice for casual and festive wear.

They are a bit pricey considering the amount of work involved in making the kurtis. However, the quality of the fabric and design make them well-priced. You can also get a bespoke service.

8. Okhai

Okhai works directly with rural artisans to offer a range with an Indian touch. You will find many hand-block prints, kurtis that have abla (mirror work), and other items.

Natural dyed fabrics are used and stitching is performed by women from rural India. Okhai proceeds are donated to local artisans.

We recommend that you visit their portal to check out their collection.

9. Amara

Shraddha Kapoor, a Bollywood actor, is the brand’s face. Each outfit is designed with a designer touch.

There will be a lot mixing of colours and fabrics. The prices are not too high.

10. Jaypore

Jaypore, like Fabindia or Okhai offers kurtis made with Indian fabrics and Indian print materials. Although the fabrics and cuts are stunning, the prices can be quite high.

We really liked how they went about sizing. When you shop at Jaypore, make sure you have a measuring tape.