The right embroidered suit carries you from a mehendi afternoon to a wedding reception with nothing more than a change of jewellery. Our embroidered suits for women are three-piece kurta sets, most in raw silk with a light Habotai dupatta, finished with hand embroidery, zardozi, and embellishment at our Amritsar atelier. Use the quick guide to find yours.
| Occasion |
Suits to start with |
Colours that work |
| Wedding or reception |
Royal Zardozi, Chand Bagh, Zarbaft |
Crimson, navy, black |
| Mehendi and haldi |
Sunehri Bagh, Zarqash, Zareen |
Mustard, mint green, blush pink |
| Sangeet |
Zarqash Kalidar, Jharokha Mahal |
Fuchsia, rust, pink |
| Festivals and family dinners |
Nayab, Meher Bagh, Rangrez Bagh |
Purple, ivory, navy |
| Winter evenings |
Black Velvet Chand Bagh |
Black |
What Is an Embroidered Suit?
An embroidered suit is a coordinated kurta, bottom, and dupatta where the kurta carries the embroidery, usually at the neckline, yoke, sleeves, or hem. At Taroob, each set is designed as one look, so the dupatta, salwar or pants, and the threadwork are planned together rather than matched later.
Shop Embroidered Suits for Women by Design
Hand embroidered floral suits
Zareen in mint green and blush pink, Nayab in purple, mint green and blue, and Zeenat in navy and mustard carry hand embroidery that reads delicate rather than heavy. Kalidaar versions of Zareen add a fuller, flared kurta.
Zardozi and hand-embellished suits
The crimson Royal Zardozi set and the Chand Bagh hand-embellished sets in crimson and black velvet are the most formal pieces, made for weddings, receptions, and evening functions.
Garden and palace inspired designs
Sunehri Bagh ("golden garden") in mustard and pink, Meher Bagh in purple and ivory, Rangrez Bagh in navy and pink, and Jharokha Mahal in rust, green, pink and ivory take their motifs from gardens and palace windows.
Statement kalidar suits
Zarqash in fuchsia and mustard comes in a kalidar cut, with panels that flare from the yoke for movement at sangeet nights and dance floors.
Jewel tones
Gul-e-Kashmir in ivory, Neelam Haar in blue, and the hand-embroidered Zarbaft in navy bring richer colour for festive evenings.
Fabrics and What Each Set Includes
| Fabric |
How it feels |
Best for |
| Raw silk kurta with Habotai dupatta |
Structured with a soft sheen; light dupatta |
Most of our suits; weddings and festivals |
| Tissue |
Subtle shimmer |
Evening functions |
| Mul chanderi |
Light and airy |
Day events and warm weather |
| Velvet |
Rich and warm |
Winter weddings |
Most sets include a kurta, salwar or pants and a dupatta, and several also come with a matching potli bag. Check the components listed on each product page.
Raw silk is at the heart of this collection; learn why raw silk suit sets work so well for festive dressing.
Still choosing between silhouettes? Our guide to kurta set vs salwar suit explains the difference.
Embroidered Suits for Weddings and Festive Functions
When choosing embroidered suits for women for your own events, start with zardozi or hand-embellished suits in crimson or navy. For guest dressing, florals and garden motifs feel festive without competing with the bride.
Planning outfits for every function? These edits sit alongside our suits:
Pair Your Suit with a Shawl, Stole or Cape
Embroidered suits for women take on a second life with the right layer, especially for winter weddings.
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Shawls: drape one of our shawls for women over one shoulder in place of the dupatta for evening functions.
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Pashmina: for warmth with the lightest weight, choose from our pashmina shawls for women.
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Kashmiri shawls: pair a plain-toned suit with one of our Kashmiri shawls for women.
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Lighter layers: a silk stole from our scarves and stoles for women works for day events.
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A modern finish: layer an embroidered cape over a kurta for receptions.
Our guide on how to drape a shawl with a suit shows how to wear it.
Size and Fit
Product pages list a regular fit and sizes XS to XXL, plus a Custom option for a made-to-measure kurta. Because every set involves handwork, dispatch usually takes 8 to 15 working days, as listed on each product page, and slight colour variations from the photographs are natural.
Shop embroidered suits for women online from the collection above.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in a Taroob embroidered suit?
Most sets include an embroidered kurta, a salwar or pants, and a dupatta, and several also include a matching potli bag. The exact components are listed on each product page.
Are embroidered suits for women suitable for weddings?
Yes. Zardozi and hand-embellished suits such as Royal Zardozi and Chand Bagh suit weddings and receptions, while floral and garden motif suits are ideal for guests and pre-wedding functions.
What fabric are your embroidered suits made from?
Most kurtas are raw silk with a light Habotai dupatta. A few use tissue or mul chanderi, and Chand Bagh is also available in velvet for winter.
Can I order an embroidered suit in a custom size?
Yes. Choose the Custom option on the product page and share your measurements. Standard sizes run from XS to XXL.
How long does an embroidered suit take to dispatch?
Because the embroidery is done by hand, most suits dispatch within 8 to 15 working days. The exact time is shown on each product page.
What should I wear over an embroidered suit in winter?
A pashmina or Kashmiri shawl draped over one shoulder keeps you warm without hiding the embroidery. An embroidered cape is a more modern option for receptions.
How do I care for a hand-embroidered suit?
Every suit in this collection is dry clean only. Store it folded in a breathable cover with tissue between the folds of embroidery, away from direct sunlight.
