Dress365days

Dress365days Handcrafted Chikankari and Parsi Gara, made by karigars who have spent generations perfecting each stitch.

Sarees, suits, lehengas, kurtis and dupattas, shipped worldwide from Lucknow. Dress365days is an Exclusive online Lucknow chikankari and Parsi Gara store for Chikankari Hand Embroidered Kurtis, Dress Material,Saree,Kid's and Men's wear at very reasonable rates. Our endeavor is to provide quality products to the connoisseurs of chikankari. Our foremost aim is to not let this ancient artwork be lim

ited to where it originated but spread to all geographies . Dress365days with its exclusive online store brings a wide variety of Kurtis,short tops,sarees, Dress Materials in both cotton and georgette fabric Gent's and kid's wear. Our success reflects in our increasing number of client base especially in Canada,US,UK and Middle East in a short span of time.

15/08/2026

India’s Finest embroidery

Parsi Gara is one of India's most exquisite embroidery traditions, and one of its most guarded.Brought to life by Parsi ...
15/08/2026

Parsi Gara is one of India's most exquisite embroidery traditions, and one of its most guarded.

Brought to life by Parsi women who transformed silk into art through delicate hand needlework, each motif tells a story. Cranes for longevity. Vines that wind across the fabric like they've grown there. Florals worked stitch by stitch, never printed, never machine-made.

This craft survives today because artisans still embroider it exactly as it was two centuries ago, slowly, by hand, with a patience most crafts have lost.

These dupattas carry that legacy.

https://www.dress365days.com/collections/parsi-gara-dupattas

Hand Chikankari embroidery finished with cut dana and sequins, scattered across the fabric. The dupatta border carries t...
11/08/2026

Hand Chikankari embroidery finished with cut dana and sequins, scattered across the fabric. The dupatta border carries the same embroidery language through.
Lucknow’s needle workers rarely take this technique off white and pastel bases.

White is the hardest colour in chikankari. There's no print to lean on, no colour block to hide an uneven stitch. Every ...
06/08/2026

White is the hardest colour in chikankari. There's no print to lean on, no colour block to hide an uneven stitch. Every knot has to be placed with precision because the fabric shows everything.

This saree is pure georgette, 60 grams, light enough to drape without effort. The chikankari is worked entirely in ivory thread across the body, so the embroidery reads as texture rather than pattern from a distance. Pearl and gota patti are added through the pallu in heavily embroidered panels, building shine only where it's meant to catch light.

It comes with an unstitched blouse piece, ready to be tailored to your fit.

Shop the piece: https://www.dress365days.com/products/ivory-white-pearl-gota-patti-chikankari-saree

Powder blue, in its quietest form. Pure Georgette, hand-embroidered in ivory Chikankari, finished with a heavily worked ...
26/07/2026

Powder blue, in its quietest form. Pure Georgette, hand-embroidered in ivory Chikankari, finished with a heavily worked pallu and a trace of gold mukaish. Some sarees speak in colour, this one speaks in restraint.

French knots are quietly disappearing from Gara work. Each knot is tied by hand, one at a time, the thread wound and pul...
24/07/2026

French knots are quietly disappearing from Gara work. Each knot is tied by hand, one at a time, the thread wound and pulled just so a single karigar can spend an entire day on a few inches. Most workshops have stopped teaching it. Too slow, too demanding on the eyes.

This pastel pink tussar carries that knot work through its jaal, alongside the resham and aari that build the rest of the motif. Fewer hands know how to do this every year.

Navy has a way of holding colour differently. It doesn't compete with the embroidery, it lets it breathe.On this dupatta...
20/07/2026

Navy has a way of holding colour differently. It doesn't compete with the embroidery, it lets it breathe.

On this dupatta, hand-embroidered florals in multicolour Parsi Gara sit across pure georgette, worked stitch by stitch the way this craft has always demanded. No shortcuts, no machine hand.

The kind of piece that outlasts trends and gets better with time.

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