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           Click the pics 🖕 Description Soch is a celebration of life and craft - an unabashed medley of prints, colours, designs and fabrics. While layering years of traditions in an essence unmatched by any other brand, Soch aims at continuously refreshing its collection with newer silhouettes and ensembles. It’s a one - stop brand for all your ethnic needs. Soch has pioneered the term ‘fashion’ in the Indian ethnic context. With choicest fabrics namely cotton, chiffon, crepe, silk, brocade, voile and blends sourced from various parts of India, Soch offers an exclusive collection of ethnic wear crafted to perfection. ABOUT Soch Soch represents heritage like no other. From designer apparel to elegant fashionwear, it’s a one - stop brand for all your ethnic needs. The first exclusive Soch store was opened in 2005. Every store, since then, has reflected the Indian craftsmanship in a contemporary vocabulary. Through its innovative use of traditional crafts, Soch celebrates

     Click the pics 🖕 About Linen club: Linen Club is the pioneer linen brand in India with over six decades of experience. A brand that is today inseparable from the paradigm of fine linen in India and the world. It has been at the forefront of developing the linen market and introducing this wonder fabric to the discerning Indian consumers.  Linen Club offers the widest range of designs and colours in the world. An accomplished in-house design team including internationally acclaimed Italian designers produce close to 1000 new designs every month. Linen Club’s fabric range includes fine and super fine linen fabrics; amongst the best in the world. Certified by the European Confederation of Linen and Hemp (CELC), the only European agro-industrial organization federating all the stages of production and transformation for linen & hemp, Linen Club has always prided itself for producing a superlative quality of linen fabric .Today, with 180+ exclusive brand outlets, Linen C

  Kurta and Kurtis  The primary difference between Kurta and Kurti is nothing more than their lengths. Kurta are normally long, typically calf length, whereas a Kurti is often short often at waist or hip length. There are some that are mid- thigh length as well, and while some classify those as kurta, others classy them as kurtis. Depending on the style and pattern, both men and women can wear them. Typically, kurtas were worn by both men and women throughout history,  Who wear kurta? Kurta is a term used to refer to a long loose shirt, the length of which falls below or may be just above the knees of the wearer. In the olden times, it was primarily worn by men, but today, it has become a unisex dress that both men and women can wear. Women wear a Kurti with a fitted churidar or salwar for a traditional look or with jeans for an Indo-western look. Men usually wear a Kurta with Pajama for a classic look.  A few types of Kurti which are popular and in trend and the best way of wearing t