A dupatta changes an outfit more than any other accessory. This guide covers how to choose and style a dupatta with chikankari, and how to care for delicate work such as mirror work, muqaish and kamdani. Browse our dupattas and pants.
Our dupattas
Our Zoya chiffon dupattas carry muqaish kamdani work in white, festive red, bottle green and royal blue. Chiffon is light and sheer, so it drapes softly and adds sparkle without weight. We also carry a Bandhej art silk dupatta with a gold border.
Matching a dupatta to your outfit
- White chikankari: a coloured chiffon dupatta in red, green or blue makes a strong contrast.
- Pastel co-ord sets: a white or ivory dupatta keeps the look soft.
- Dark outfits: choose a lighter or metallic-detailed dupatta to add lift.
Ways to drape it
- Classic: one end over the left shoulder, the rest falling at the back.
- Cape: pinned at both shoulders for a modern, structured look.
- Scarf: looped once around the neck for daytime.
See our dupatta draping guide for step-by-step ideas.
Caring for embellished dupattas
Avoid wringing and rubbing. Hand wash gently in cold water or dry clean, and dry flat in the shade. Store folded loosely, away from rough surfaces that can snag the fabric. See our hand wash guide.
Frequently asked questions
Which dupatta goes with a white kurta?
Any colour works. Red, green and royal blue chiffon are favourites for a bold contrast.
Do you ship dupattas across Canada?
Yes. We ship from Toronto within 24–48 hours. See the shipping and return policy.