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Women's Purple Vichitra Silk Anarkali Kurta Pant Set with Sequence Dupatta | Designer Thread Work Neck

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MB Eternal Clothing
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Attributes

Vichitra silkMaterial
Kurta / KurtiClothing Type
Party, Wedding, Diwali, CasualOccasion
TraditionalStyle
Regular FitFit
Maxi StandardLength
Season:All Seasons
Supply Type:In-Stock Items
Feature:Quick Dry, Stretchable
Gender:Women
Ethnic Region:India & Pakistan
Age Group:Adults
7 days sample order lead time:Not Support
Printing Methods:thread
Needle detection:Yes
Model Number:5975
Place of Origin:Gujarat, India
Brand Name:MB ETERNAL CLOTHING
Available Quantity:1000
Lining:Soft Micro Cotton

Key attributes

Material
Vichitra silk
Clothing Type
Kurta / Kurti
Occasion
Party, Wedding, Diwali, Casual
Style
Traditional
Fit
Regular Fit
Length
Maxi Standard
Season
All Seasons
Supply Type
In-Stock Items
Feature
Quick Dry, Stretchable
Gender
Women
Ethnic Region
India & Pakistan
Age Group
Adults
7 days sample order lead time
Not Support
Printing Methods
thread
Needle detection
Yes
Model Number
5975
Place of Origin
Gujarat, India
Brand Name
MB ETERNAL CLOTHING
Available Quantity
1000
Lining
Soft Micro Cotton
Length
50

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item
Single gross weight
0.650 kg
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Customization options

Customized logo (Min. order: 100 pieces)
Customized packaging (Min. order: 100 pieces)
Graphic customization (Min. order: 300 pieces)
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Product descriptions from the supplier

5 - 24 pieces
$1655
25 - 49 pieces
$1602
>= 50 pieces
$1499

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