Pahadan’s Cotton Co-ord Set

Experience purity, comfort, and Himalayan artistry in one beautiful ensemble. This handcrafted co-ord set features a warm-beige Short Kurti with authentic Himachali Patti paired with ultra-comfortable Straight-Fit Elastic Pants, both made from premium TNT Cotton Slub (254 GSM).

Kurti – A Blend of Comfort & Heritage

Crafted from rich TNT Cotton Slub, the short kurti carries a clean silhouette, a relaxed fit, and a soft, breathable texture perfect for all seasons.
The highlight is the handmade Himachali Patti on the neckline and sleeves—each strip individually woven by skilled women artisans from remote Himalayan villages.
Because every patti is handcrafted, each kurti becomes truly one-of-a-kind, carrying its own identity, warmth, and story.

Pants – Comfort That Moves With You

The matching straight-fit pants are designed in the same premium TNT Cotton Slub.
A soft elastic waist ensures perfect comfort and flexibility, while the two functional pockets make it practical for everyday wear. The minimal, elegant fall complements the kurti beautifully, giving the whole outfit a rooted yet modern charm.

• Premium Material: TNT Cotton Slub (254 GSM) – soft, airy texture perfect for year-round comfort

• Authentic Himachali Patti: Handmade, unique in every piece

• Handcrafted in Himachal: Supports rural women artisans and sustainable livelihoods

• Rooted Fashion: Pure, meaningful, and created with soul

• Designed for Comfort: Relaxed fit, high slit, and a practical pocket

A Co-ord With a Story

This is more than a matching set—
it is a celebration of Himachali women, their skill, their stories, and their resilience.
When you wear Pahadan’s Rooted Fashion, you carry the heart of the hills, the warmth of handmade art, and the pride of supporting rural artisans who keep India’s textile heritage alive.

Fabric & Details

• Fabric: TNT Cotton Slub (254 GSM)

• Kurti: Straight fit, handmade Himachali Patti, practical pocket

• Pants: Straight fit, elastic waist, two pockets

• Artisans: Handmade by skilled women from Himalayan villages