 Caftans are also referred to as Kaftans, Robes or Kunics
Gujarati kaftans are often embroidered on the front and on the sleeves. Gujaratis also love multi colors, through applique work or patchwork of different color fabrics. The colors prefered in India are in shades of maroon, green and blue. Women often wear caftans as evening gown dresses. They are also a preferred maternity dress as well as plus-sized dresses. Many caftans have full sleeves, reaching to the ankles and worn with a sash. |
Tunic Caftan Dress
Multicolored Size L |
Caftan Formal Gown
Multicolored Size X-S |
Cocktail Dress
Kaftan Size M |
Thease caftans are often accented with beautifully designed embroideries rendering a subtle touch of Middle eastern culture and sophistication. Caftans are wonderfully comfortable apparel for women. It is a loose single piece outer garment like a cloak or coat. A dress covers the whole body of a woman from the top to bottom. Muslim women wear this type of distinctive clothing for they are recommended to dress in modest clothing, without attracting attention to oneself. |
Tie Dye Print
Embroidery Size 2X |
Chikan Embroidery
Short Sleeve Size M |
Multicolored Caftan
Size L |
Colorful, roomy, elegant yet casual, they are useful and attractive for both lounging at home as well as for elegant wear. Popular with both young and old, and especially with the plus sized woman, the Caftan is an extremely popular wear today. They are also called a muumuu, jilbab or simply housedress. Historically, the Caftan is a mans cotton or silk cloak buttoned down the front, with full sleeves, reaching to the ankles. It was the traditional wear in the Eastern Mediterranean. |
India Clothing Kaftan
Long Sleeve Silk Gown |
Womens Party Dress
Saris in Silk |
Women's Caftan Dress
Blue Evening Gown |
 Jamawar Wool Fashion Shawls in pure wool with Jacquard designs are very popular in India, just in the way silk shawls are popular in the west. It may be for the simple reason that they go very well with some Indian dresses like saree and salwar kameez. It may also be because these shawls in earthy shades like maroon, green and sand are preferred colors of many Indians. In recent times Jamawar Fashion Shawls have been very popular also in the west, gradually replacing silk pashmina. For its price, a jamawar shawl is very elegant and comfortable, have been borrowed from famous paisley shawls and are meant for every day wear, casual and formal. |
