Navratri Collection

Nine nights of garba, one family, and a lot of outfits to organise before the first night.

Chaniya choli, kediyu and everything between

Chaniya cholis and navratri sarees for women. Kediyu, dhoti kurta and bandhani kurta sets for men. Matching flared sets for girls and kediyu sets for boys. This page holds the whole family, so a coordinated look can be assembled in a single order.

Bandhani, mirror work and kutchi embroidery

These three define navratri wear. Bandhani prints in red, yellow, green and indigo carry the traditional Gujarati look. Mirror and abhla work catches stage light during garba. Kutchi and gota embroidery add detail without the weight of full zari.

Rotation planning

Rather than one heavy outfit for nine nights, most families rotate two or three per person and save the most worked pieces for the weekend nights. Extra cholis or a second dupatta change a look for far less than a second full set.

Colour sequences

Many US Samaj and temple programmes publish a colour for each night. Check yours before ordering, then filter this page by colour to fill the specific nights you need.

What to wear on your feet

Garba is danced flat, so mojaris, kolhapuris or bare feet rather than heels. Keep jewellery oxidised rather than fine, since it takes knocks in a crowded circle. A potli bag with a wrist loop is more practical than a clutch when both hands are holding dandiya sticks.

Sizes cover children through adult plus fits, with waist, bust, chest and length measurements in inches on every product page. Semi stitched and customisable options are marked at the size step. Navratri stock moves quickly, so order early enough for delivery and one exchange if needed.