Women's Kurta Sets & Suits Wholesale
Printed pure cotton kurta sets with dupattas, banana silk kurtas, chinon kurta sets, sequinned georgette suits and Anarkali gown sets for boutiques, ladies' shops and online ethnic sellers.
























Buying kurtas & suits wholesale
A three-piece kurta set is the most reliable product in Indian women's wear. Women buy it for office, college, temple visits and family functions, and they come back for new prints every season. Pure cotton sets with dupattas are the daily and office favourite, and printed versions in rust, lavender, brown, black, green and white are easy to sell because the customer gets a coordinated look without matching pieces herself.
Silk-like fabrics take the line into occasion wear. Banana silk kurtas in fuchsia pink, purple and yellow have a soft sheen that suits festivals and small functions, chinon kurta sets give a light drape for evening events, and sequinned georgette kurta sets and Anarkali gown sets are for weddings, sangeet and Diwali parties. Price-conscious buyers often pick a cotton set for daily use and one festive set for the season.
For a first order, keep most of the quantity in pure cotton and add festive fabrics in two or three colours. Order sizes in a curve, with the middle sizes deepest. Display sets with the dupatta draped over the hanger so the full outfit shows, and photograph all three pieces together for online listings.
Selling prices on this page run from ₹645 to ₹1,375.
New to buying wholesale? Read how to buy clothes wholesale for your shop.
Kurtas & Suits: questions buyers ask
What is banana silk and how does it differ from pure cotton kurtas?
Banana silk has a soft, slightly shiny finish that gives a kurta a dressier look than cotton, making it a good choice for festivals and small functions. Pure cotton is more breathable and easier to wash, so it suits daily and office wear in hot weather.
How should I size a first order of women's kurta sets?
Use a curve: more pieces in the middle sizes and fewer at each end. Many shops find medium and large sell fastest, with extra-large close behind for office and family buyers. Track which sizes ran out first and adjust your reorder.
Do kurta sets with dupatta sell better than kurtas alone?
For office and family wear, yes, because the customer gets a complete outfit in one purchase and does not need to search for a matching dupatta or bottom. Single kurtas still sell to customers who already own bottoms and want a quick change.

