Ada Indian Hand Embroidered Chikankari Straight Cotton Blend Kurta Kurti Tunic Kameez for Women A208470

I have bought from Ada before, but all-cotton and not the ‘blend.’The kirti is well made but the cloth texture is not soft and didn’t soften after a wash. I would not buy the ‘cotton blend’ again

The media could not be loaded.  I wanted to like this. I wanted to love this.Alas, it arrived and I was let down.Thin, almost smooth like plastic, not like cotton or silk, or any blend i've ever come across, but is a lot closer to a thin plastic rain pancho.I measured properly, so it fits according to what's stated here for sure, but it's so stiff that even though it technically fits, the way it fits on your body is like wearing a cardboard box.That said, I'm hoping to salvage a pattern for actual fabric from it, so I can just manage my own designs, and maybe be able to throw this on as a wind-breaker on occasion.Pretty color, though. Does match the photo for color! Haha. Man. Super bummed. Had it even been a really thin cotton, like linen, I would have been fine with it, but it is very much not that.Can't stress enough it feels more like tent, backpack or rain pancho material than any wearable fabric.One star for fitting the same as they describe for measurements, and one star for accurate color, but lost 3 for cost, material, and actual fit.

Wish inner slip comes with the Kurti. Otherwise color & fit was great

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The kurthi is really good. It is transparent which is not unusual. I did think that this item was a pricey.

I am so disappointed. Indian cotton used to be such good quality but this is so starched, or such strange plasticky fabric, that it is like wearing a sheet of cardboard in a pretty color with pretty embroidery. I have washed it three times, including in vinegar and in baking soda, trying to get the starch out. I was expecting a lovely soft Indian cotton that draped nicely. I thought I could get the starch out but now I've passed the return window. I suppose I may as well just donate it and hope someone doesn't mind the stiff fabric. Perhaps if they wash it in hot water and it shrinks then a very small person can still wear it.

The material is very corse but still see through. I bought this for my daughter because she loves purple, but you could see her pants through the kurta. I’ll use this kurta as a pattern to make her one by hand.

Beautiful. Rather sheer but cool. Size from manufacturer is accurate so pay attention.

Material very thin and fitting of kurta not good

This kurti has such a great quality of work. It looks good in yellow, the material is also good. Only issue is that the kurti itself doesn't have a lining so we have to buy the slip accordingly. Overall, great product. It's worth it

The embroidery is very neat & pretty.Material is what is traditionally used for Lucknowi kurtas - it’s always thinner and needs a slip, unless it’s a dark colour with full jaal embroidery.What I didn’t like -1) the button patti is fake. I mean there are no buttons! It’s just cloth all stitched up shown like a button patti without the options of even putting the buttons. Why would they do this???Part of the charm of wearing a lucknowi kurta is the buttons… where you can use pretty silver buttons. This was a huge disappointment… and reason for me not to buy Ada kurtas again.2) it was an A line cut.

Bekar. Quality of material is blended and not even near to pure. Color looks a bit cheap. Work/stich quality also not that good. Priced exorbitantly for nothing.