Availability: 20 in stock
Women Kurta
$99
MATERIAL USED: 40% Rayon, 60% Lycra
COLOR: Brown
NO. OF COMPONENTS: 1
STYLE: Traditional Women Kurta
SLEEVE: Yes
EMBROIDERY DETAILS: No
LINING: No
FIT: Regular Fit
PRINT: Floral
EXTRA DESCRIPTION: No
DELIVERY TIME: 7-8 Days
WASH CARE: With gentle care only, normal/washing machine
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Availability: 20 in stock
Sold under the brand This is India or Bhupati India Store and Manufactured/ Outsourced/Marketed and Exported by Dead Stock Company.
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