Designer Kurta Pajama for Men

Looking for a kurta pajama for men that stands out at a wedding, a Diwali dinner, or an Eid gathering? Our sets are designed and finished in our Amritsar atelier, with Kashmiri sozni, hand zardozi, mirror work, and original printed silks you will not find on mass-produced sets. Use the quick guide below to find the right set in under a minute.

What Makes a Kurta Pajama Designer?

A designer kurta pajama is a set where the fabric, cut, and surface work are planned together, so the embroidery or print follows the shape of the garment instead of being repeated across it. At Taroob, that means named designs, considered fabrics, and a choice of standard or custom sizes.

• Named crafts: sozni, zardozi, dori, mirror work, chikankari and narrative prints.
• Considered fabrics: silk cotton, silk, and raw silk blends.
• A real fit choice: sizes XS to XXL, plus a Custom option.

Shop Designer Kurta Pajama Sets by Craft

Kashmiri sozni kurta pajama

Fine needle embroidery from Kashmir, worked in dense florals. Choose Royal Sozni in navy or crimson, Classic Sozni in grey, Noir Sozni in navy, or Shaam-e-Sozni in ivory and black. Sozni looks rich up close without heavy shine.

Zardozi and dori work kurta pajama

The most formal pieces in the range: the navy Falaknuma set in hand zardozi, hand-embroidered zardozi sets in white and ivory, and black sets with zari dori or all-over dori work.

Embroidered kurta pajama for men

Gulsitar in black, Shalimar in black and yellow, Jashn-e-Bahar in dark red, Mehrab in ivory and black, and Shreenath Leela in beige. These are the most versatile sets for guests who attend several functions in one season.

Printed silk kurta pajama

The multicolour Kashirnama is an original narrative print developed at our atelier. Raj Mahal, Mughal Shikar-dar, Pichwai Art and Nizam Kalamkari complete the printed range, ideal for daytime functions.

Mirror work, chikankari and velvet

The Gold Royal and hand tie-and-dye mirror work sets suit sangeet nights. The Safari chikankari sets are quieter and tonal, and the black hand-embellished velvet set is made for winter evenings.

Kurta Pajama for Men for Weddings

For the groom

Choose the most formal craft you can: hand zardozi, dense sozni, or embellished velvet in navy, ivory, or black. Add an embroidered jacket for the main ceremony.

For the father of the bride or groom

Rich but restrained works best: sozni or tonal embroidery in navy, grey or ivory. Our father of the bride and groom styling guide covers complete looks.

For wedding guests

Hand-embroidered florals and printed silk sets let you dress up without competing with the family. Browse the full wedding collection for more ideas.

Haldi, mehndi and sangeet

Yellow sets such as Shalimar and Pichwai Art for haldi, and printed silk or mirror work for mehndi and sangeet. See our haldi kurtas for grooms and mehndi outfits for men.

Kurta Pajama for Diwali and Eid

For Diwali, deep crimson, dark red, and black embroidery read festive under evening lights; our Diwali kurta guide has more combinations. For Eid, white, ivory and beige with tonal work feel fresh through a long day of visits; see our picks for Eid kurta sets for men. For evening parties, our black kurta pajama for men edit is the shortcut.

Silk Cotton, Silk or Velvet?

Silk cotton is behind many of our sets because it balances comfort with a festive finish. For a deeper comparison, read our kurta pajama fabric guide.

Kurta Pajama Size Guide and Fit

Many of our kurta pajama sets are cut slim. If you prefer a regular or relaxed fit, size up one size.

1. Measure your chest at the fullest point, over a light shirt.
2. Compare it with the size chart on the product page.
3. Between sizes, or prefer a looser cut? Size up, or choose Custom and share your measurements.

Standard sizes usually dispatch within four to five days and custom sizes within seven to eight days, as listed on each product page. For lengths and cuts by build, see choosing a kurta pajama for your body type.

How to Style a Kurta Pajama for Men?

1. Let one piece lead. Pair an embroidered kurta with plain layers, or a plain kurta with an embroidered jacket.
2. Add a sleeveless layer for weddings. Our handcrafted Nehru jackets and bandhgalas pair naturally with these sets.
3. Drape a shawl in winter. See our kurta pyjama with shawl looks.
4. Finish with juttis or mojaris in a tone from the embroidery.

Prefer a structured collar and a fuller cut? Explore our Pathani kurta pajama sets, or shop your designer kurta pajama for men online from the collection above.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a designer kurta pajama?

A designer kurta pajama is a kurta and pajama set where the fabric, cut, and embroidery or print are designed together. Taroob's sets are made in our Amritsar atelier with named crafts such as sozni, zardozi, mirror work and original prints.

Which kurta pajama is best for a wedding?

For your own wedding, choose hand zardozi, sozni or velvet in navy, ivory or black. Guests look best in hand-embroidered florals or printed silk, which feel festive without competing with the family.

What colour kurta pajama should the groom wear?

Ivory, navy and black are the safest formal choices for the main ceremony, and yellow is traditional for haldi. Pick a colour that works with the bride's outfit and the venue's lighting.

Should I size up in a kurta pajama?

Many of our sets are cut slim, so size up one size for a regular or relaxed fit. If you sit between sizes, choose the Custom option and share your measurements.

Is a silk cotton kurta pajama good for summer?

Yes. Silk cotton breathes better than pure silk while keeping a light festive sheen, so it is comfortable for daytime and warm weather functions.

Can I wear a Nehru jacket over a kurta pajama?

Yes. A Nehru jacket over a kurta pajama for men is one of the easiest ways to dress up for a wedding. Choose a jacket in a tone from the kurta's embroidery, or let the jacket carry the embroidery over a plain kurta.

What footwear goes with a kurta pajama?

Juttis and mojaris are the classic choice for weddings and festivals. Pick a tone from the embroidery, and keep metallic footwear for zardozi or dori work sets.

How do I care for an embroidered kurta pajama?

Every set in this collection is dry-clean only. Store it folded in a breathable cover, away from direct sunlight, so the colours and threadwork last.