Blue Printed Kurta
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This collection holds six blue printed kurtas, cut in silk, viscose and georgette and running from deep navy through to turquoise. When you are choosing a men's blue printed kurta, print scale and fabric decide how formal it reads at a sangeet or reception; the shade itself matters less.
Start with the print. A tight all-over motif holds up for the groom's side, while a scattered floral works better for guests and mehndi functions.
Then check the fabric. Silk keeps its shape through a long ceremony, and georgette and viscose stay cooler in the heat. All six pieces are below, and you can compare pairings in our designer kurta pajama for men collection.
Start with the cloth: the base has to be blue. The motif sits on top of the fabric rather than being woven into it, and the cut is a straight or panelled kurta with side slits.
A printed blue works for sangeet, mehndi and reception guest dressing, since colour is part of the brief at those events. A solid or self-textured blue reads quieter for daytime ceremonies. If that is the register you want, look through the wider designer wedding wear for men range.
Measure your chest at the fullest point and add 2 to 3 in of ease, then match that number to the size chart. Aim for a hem that falls 2 to 4 in below the knee. Anything shorter reads casual.
We sort this edit by print family and by what comes in the set, so kurta-only pieces sit apart from full kurta pajama sets. Print scale separates them further: small repeats read formal, while larger florals and geometrics lean festive.
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Three fabrics run through the six sets: silk, viscose and georgette. The viscose pieces come as a kurta and pant pairing, the same two-piece combination most men's blue kurta pajama sets use, and they crease less through a long function than silk does. Silk drapes with more structure, so it holds its shape while you are standing for photographs.
Mehndi usually happens in daylight or under soft evening light, and small-scale prints suit that setting better than large motifs. The turquoise and yellow silk set and the floral print sets fit here. Sangeet is a darker room with people moving, so bolder patterns work: the teal georgette floral set and the dark blue viscose floral set both suit, and georgette stays light to dance in.
Receptions call for a dressier finish. The navy silk mosaic diamond print set carries that weight, while viscose kurta pant sets suit long ceremonies. Keep the accessories plain so the print stays the focus.
Mehndi keeps you seated for long stretches and standing close to people, so a small repeating motif reads better there than a large one. Sangeet puts you under stage lights and on the move, where a bigger, bolder print holds its own in photos and in the crowd.
Silk holds warmth, which works for a winter wedding but not for a humid one. Georgette and viscose breathe better in sticky weather. If the kurta is sheer, ask whether the lining covers the full front panel or just the shoulders.
Take your own chest and waist measurements and compare them against the size chart for that specific kurta, since sizing shifts between makers. The hem should land at the knee; shorter looks casual, and anything lower than mid-calf drags on the floor.
Many printed kurtas are sold as the top alone. Check the listing for a pajama or churidar before you buy, otherwise you will be matching a bottom separately on short notice.
All six pieces sit in one edit, so you can weigh print scale, fabric and set contents side by side before you decide. To see how these kurtas pair with bottoms across the range, start with the designer kurta pajama for men collection.
Dark blue prints hold their own in the evening, and navy, indigo, and midnight tones sit well at weddings and formal gatherings. Turquoise and lighter blues read as daytime wear, and they show creases and marks sooner, so a crisp press matters more with those. If you expect to wear the same kurta to both, take the dark blue base and let the placket trim carry the lighter shade.
Silk keeps its shape through a long function, but it needs dry cleaning and water marks it. Viscose drapes close to the body and feels cool, and it loses strength when wet and can shrink in a hot wash. Cotton-blend kurtas, usually mixed with polyester or viscose, take machine washing and hold a pressed edge for everyday wear. Most men's kurta cloth falls between 60 and 180 gsm, with summer pieces at the light end and heavier silk near the top.
Mosaic and diamond prints use a small repeat, so they read as texture from a distance and forgive a slightly off pattern join at the placket. Geometric prints scale up into larger shapes, which makes seam matching visible: check that the front opening, side seams, and sleeve heads line up before you buy. Small repeats work on shorter frames, while large geometric repeats need a longer body length to sit correctly.
A kurta-only piece leaves the bottom and dupatta to you, which helps if you already own a churidar or pyjama that fits. A set arrives matched: kurta with a bottom, and often a dupatta or Nehru jacket in the same print. Sets settle the shade and fabric question for you, while a single kurta gives more room to adjust length and fit with a tailor.
Let one piece carry the print. Busy kurta prints (florals, block motifs, allover jaal) need a solid bottom: a plain churidar, straight pant, or the pajama bottom of a men's blue kurta pajama set, in matching or darker blue. Finish with mojari or plain juttis. For dupattas, pick a shade already inside the print, such as white, indigo, or silver, in a solid weave. A printed dupatta over a printed kurta fights for attention, so save that pairing for a kurta with a small, spaced-out motif. Metallic or embroidered footwear works with deep navy and cobalt; tan or beige leather works better with lighter powder blues.
Give your tailor at least a week. Hem and sleeve adjustments on a printed kurta usually run 1 to 2 cm. Taking in side seams more than that can pull the print off grain, especially on block-printed cotton. Try the kurta on with the innerwear, bottom, and shoes you plan to wear, since heel height changes where the hem sits. Check that the shoulder seam ends at the edge of your shoulder and the sleeve falls at the wrist bone. If the print runs in a border along the hem, shorten from the top of the panel rather than the bottom so the border stays intact.
Dry clean printed blue kurtas after each wear, particularly indigo and natural-dye prints that can bleed onto lighter fabric. For hand-washing a stable cotton print at home, use cold water and mild liquid detergent, skip the soak, and dry in shade, not direct sun, which fades blue faster than any other colour. Store the kurta folded in cotton or muslin, away from sunlight and from plastic covers that trap moisture. Refold along different lines every few months so the creases do not set permanently along the print.
Yes. Pale blue, powder blue and turquoise hold their colour in daylight and stay visible in photographs taken outdoors. Navy reads almost black before 4 pm, so save it for an evening function.
Viscose is a cellulose fibre, so it lets air through better than silk or polyester and stays comfortable in an air-conditioned hall. Step outside into humid weather and it will feel heavier.
Finish the kurta hem 2 to 4 cm above the knee and the pyjama hem about 1 cm above the ankle. That spacing keeps the pyjama off the floor and stops the kurta from bunching when you sit.
Wash in cold water with a mild detergent, turn the kurta inside out and dry it in shade. Direct sunlight is the main cause of fading on indigo and dark blue prints.
Yes. Light and mid blues sit well against the yellow and green tones at both functions, and they photograph cleanly. Keep navy for the reception instead.
Blue Printed Kurta Price List
Blue Printed Kurta
Price (₹)
Navy Silk Mosaic Diamond Print Kurta Set
₹ 11,999
Teal Blue Silk Floral Applique Kurta Set
₹ 11,999
Dark Blue Viscose Floral Printed Kurta Pant Set
₹ 14,999
Teal Blue Georgette Floral Printed Kurta Pant Set
₹ 14,999
Turquoise Blue & Yellow Silk Printed Kurta Set
₹ 15,999
Dark Blue Viscose Printed Kurta Pant Set
₹ 6,999
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