Meadow Bloom Kurti Set – Parrot Green Embroidered 3 Piece Suit

A green that actually works in daylight

Parrot green is a difficult colour to get right — too yellow and it looks cheap, too dark and it loses its life. This one sits exactly in the middle, bright and fresh without being loud. It is a daytime colour above all: garden functions, morning pujas, haldi mornings and office festive days.

White thread work on the yoke

The embroidery is done in white thread against the green, running down the centre yoke in a fine vertical panel and repeating along the kurta hem. Small white motifs are scattered lightly across the body. The contrast is clean and deliberate, and white on green reads far more expensive than tonal embroidery would.

All three pieces, ready to wear

• Kurta — parrot green with a white embroidered yoke, scattered buti work and a worked hem border, three-quarter sleeves, straight cut
• Bottom — beige pants with a fine vertical stripe, straight leg, ankle length
• Dupatta — sheer green and cream with a printed gold border on all sides

Comfortable for a full day

The fabric is soft and breathable, which matters for a daytime set worn in Indian weather. The straight cut skims rather than clings, the sleeves sit at three-quarter length, and the beige bottom keeps the whole thing feeling light. This is a set you can wear from a morning function straight through lunch.

How to style it

Keep the jewellery chunky and earthy rather than fine — a wide metal cuff, statement earrings and a single pendant, as shown. Tan or brown heels ground the green better than gold does. Hair loose and soft suits the daytime feel.

Size and fit

Available in M, L, XL and XXL. The kurta is a regular straight fit — pick your usual size. If you are between sizes or prefer a looser drape, size up.

Care instructions

Gentle hand wash in cold water, separately for the first two washes — bright greens bleed. Do not bleach. Dry in shade to keep the colour from fading. Iron on medium heat, on the reverse over the embroidery.

Occasions

Daytime functions, haldi and mehendi mornings, pujas and temple visits, office festive days, family lunches, casual festive wear and Navratri.