Elora Ivory Cotton Linen Kurta Palazzo Set | Co-ord set | Ethnic set

Quiet luxury in ivory — the kind of ease that doesn't need to try. Elora is built around restraint: a soft ecru cotton linen base with a natural slubbed texture that catches the light without ever looking shiny. The mandarin collar frames a clean keyhole slit opening at the front, finished with a single continuous line of black piping that runs along the neckline, down the placket, and around the sleeve cuffs — the only contrast element on an otherwise all-ivory canvas. Full-length bell sleeves add a flowing, retro-luxe movement to the arms. The kurta itself is cut in a fluid, floor-grazing straight silhouette with deep side slits that open to reveal a matching ivory under-layer beneath, so the movement reads as intentional rather than a wardrobe malfunction. The hemline is finished with the same black piping, tying the whole look together. It's paired with a relaxed, flared palazzo in the same ivory tone, cut wide through the leg for comfort and drape. ✦ Fabric: Cotton linen blend — lightweight, breathable, naturally cooling, with a soft textured hand-feel that softens further with every wash ✦ Fit: Floor-length, straight-cut kurta with deep side slits and a matching under-layer; relaxed, flared palazzo ✦ Neckline: Mandarin collar with front keyhole slit opening, trimmed in black piping ✦ Sleeves: Full-length bell sleeves with piped cuffs ✦ Occasion: Day events, brunches, festive daytime wear, mehendi and haldi functions ✦ Style With: Gold-toned jhumkas, a stack of bangles, and nude or tan heels for a pared-back finish ✦ Available In: Ivory Style Tip: Let the piping do the talking — keep jewelry minimal and let the contrast detailing be the statement. A structured potli bag keeps the look polished for daytime festive settings. Fabric & Care Instructions: Cotton linen is a natural, breathable fabric that ages beautifully with the right care — a little extra attention goes a long way. Washing: Hand wash separately in cold water for the first few washes, as cotton linen can shed excess dye initially. Machine wash only on a gentle cycle inside a mesh bag if hand washing isn't convenient. Detergent: Use a mild, pH-neutral detergent — avoid harsh whiteners or bleach, which weaken linen fibers over time and can yellow the ivory tone. Drying: Dry in shade, away from direct sunlight, to prevent the ivory from yellowing and to protect the black piping from fading. Avoid tumble drying — linen retains creases and shrinks with heat. Ironing: Iron on medium heat while the fabric is still slightly damp for the crispest finish; iron from the reverse side to protect the piping and any surface texture. Storage: Store on a hanger rather than folded for long periods, to prevent deep creasing along the linen weave. Use a breathable cotton garment cover, not plastic. General care: Cotton linen softens and drapes better with each wash — slight texture or minor creasing is a natural characteristic of the fabric, not a flaw. Dry clean if you prefer a crisper, longer-lasting finish.