Patchwork Tales Multicolour Ethnic Print Maxi Dress

A multicolour patchwork print maxi that looks like it was stitched together from a dozen heritage prints — blocks of mustard, teal grey, rust red and cream, each filled with its own tiny motif. It is the kind of dress that gets noticed at a temple, a family function or an office festival day without needing a single accessory.

The band collar and front placket are trimmed with red bead buttons, and the waist is finished with an embroidered, mirror-work band that gives the gathered skirt its flare. Three-quarter sleeves keep it modest and comfortable through a long day; the ankle-length skirt moves well whether you are walking, sitting or riding pillion.

Wear it as it is with jhumkas and flats, or add a thin dupatta for a pooja or wedding-eve function. Soft, easy-fall material with a light, breathable feel; check the size guide for measurements and how to choose between two sizes.

Key highlights
• Ankle-length A-line maxi with a gathered, flared skirt
• Multicolour patchwork print in mustard, teal grey, rust and cream
• Band (mandarin) collar with red bead-button placket
• Embroidered mirror-work waistband
• Three-quarter sleeves
• Ankle length · ready to wear · easy machine wash, dry in shade
• Sizes available: M, L, XL, XXL

Occasions: temple visits, Navaratri and Diwali, family functions, office ethnic day, day outings.