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Chikan Unstitched Suit Material
Frequently Asked Questions
Chikan unstitched suit material is fabric hand-embroidered with Lucknowi chikankari that you get tailored to your own measurements. Each set typically includes a kurta piece, bottom and dupatta, giving you the freedom to design your own chikankari suit in the fit and style you prefer.
Our chikankari dress material comes in a wide range of fabrics — cotton, mul chanderi, georgette, silk, viscose, organza and kota doria among others. Lighter fabrics like cotton and mul suit everyday and summer wear, while georgette, silk and organza work beautifully for festive and occasion dressing.
Yes. You can buy chikankari unstitched suits online directly from Nazrana Chikan, with chikankari dress material online in a variety of fabrics, colours and designs. Every piece is handcrafted in Lucknow and shipped to you, ready to be tailored to your fit.
An unstitched chikankari suit comes as embroidered fabric that you get tailored to your exact measurements, while a stitched suit arrives ready to wear in standard sizes. Choose dress material chikankari when you want a custom fit or a particular silhouette; choose stitched when you want convenience.
Lucknowi chikankari suits — also spelled Lakhnavi — are suits featuring the traditional hand embroidery of Lucknow, worked in fine thread on soft fabric. A Lucknow chikan suit is prized for its delicate, breathable handwork, and our lucknowi chikankari unstitched dress material lets you tailor that heritage craft to your own style.
Absolutely. Our chikankari suit material is a perfect canvas for chikankari Anarkalis, straight-cut suits, A-line kurtas and coordinated chikankari suit sets. Your tailor can craft the silhouette you want from the same embroidered fabric.
Parsi work suits feature intricate Parsi Gara-inspired embroidery — dense floral and nature motifs — often combined with chikankari for a richer, more ornate look. They're a more elaborate, occasion-worthy choice within the chikankari range.
Match the fabric to how you'll wear it — cotton and mul for daily and summer wear, georgette, silk or organza for festive and occasion suits. Then pick a colour and embroidery density to suit the occasion, and confirm the fabric length for your preferred silhouette before ordering.
Hand-wash your chikankari suits in cold water with a mild detergent, avoid harsh wringing to protect the delicate embroidery, dry in shade, and iron on medium heat inside out. Gentle care keeps both the fabric and the handwork looking new for years.
Yes — chikankari dresses and lakhnavi suit designs suit almost every occasion. Lighter cottons work for daily and office wear, while georgette, silk and organza chikankari suits are ideal for festivals, weddings and celebrations.