Try Prints this Wedding Season: Best Printed Kurtas for Men

The wedding season is about to begin and the hunt for ethnic outfits has to start. But we know, you are looking for something that is light to wear but sightly in looks. So, why not give printed kurtas a chance to be a part of your wedding wear this season? Here is a collection of some regional traditional prints to abstract motifs that are just perfect for a new-age wedding outfit. Check out these brands for printed kurtas online. 

The Kurta Company

The Kurta Company has one of the vast collections of printed kurtas. From silk blend, cotton, and jacquard, you will find printed patterns in various materials. They have these apparels for different occasions of wedding like haldi and sangeet. 

Shreeman 

Shreeman is an ethnic wear hub for printed and embroidered kurtas. They have different styles and patterns like mirror work, bandhani and traditional motifs. These kurtas come in fabrics like silk, linen and cotton that can be picked up for any wedding occasion. 

Vastramay

From silk blend Banarasi kurtas to Chinon kurtas, Vastramay has got a wide collection of these wedding-specific apparel. They have got you covered for engagement, haldi, sangeet, phere and even reception with their range of kurtas. 

Sareeka 

If you want to add a touch of uniqueness with motifs and portraits on your wedding kurta, Sareeka can be a place to look out for. Their nature and culture-inspired motifs with contrasting colours can give your wedding outfit a perfect desi vibe. 

Tura Turi 

Tura Turi is a brand that is known for its subtle print kurtas. You will find some unusual patterns like the dragonfly style, bhil tiger print and angarkha in materials like cotton, and mulmul, which can be a unique take on traditional wedding outfits. 

Kisah 

If you want a vibrant take on printed kurtas, Kisah can be a pretty good option to consider. From Ombre kurtas to kurtas with simple yet effective designs, you can find a long list of options available for different functions of a wedding. 

Taroob

If you want an exquisite print of various art forms on your kurta, Taroob is the place to look for. They feature kurtas with regional prints like Kalamkari and Kashmiri Sozni embroidery, so you can check them out and add a hint of regional craft to your wedding wear. 

Raworiya

To add a touch of floral, abstract and handblock prints to your wedding kurtas, you can check out Raworiya's collection. They have a range of patterns in varied colours that are apt for light wear for a wedding function. 

Jaypore 

At Jaypore silk blends and cotton kurtas are available with different prints. Patterns like ikat, funky portrait, and strip are the highlights of their collection. You can also look for Chikankari in white for a timeless design.