Navratri, 11 to 20 October
A colour for every day. A kurta you can actually dance in.
Navratri, Durga Puja and Garba-Dandiya nights, colour-matched day by day.
A kurta for every day of Navratri
Sharad Navratri 2026 runs 11 to 19 October, with Dussehra on 20 October. Each day of Navratri has its own colour. Here is what to wear, and what we actually have in stock for it.
| 11 Oct, Day 1 | Orange | Marigold Orange Self-Stripe |
| 12 Oct, Day 2 | White | Ecru Khadi-Stripe (our closest off-white) |
| 13 Oct, Day 3 | Red | Deep Red Self-Stripe |
| 14 Oct, Day 4 | Royal Blue | Royal Blue Solid |
| 15 Oct, Day 5 | Yellow | Bright Yellow Solid |
| 16 Oct, Day 6 | Green | Sage Green, Bottle Green or Lime Green |
| 17 Oct, Day 7 | Grey | Not in stock yet. Ecru or beige is the nearest neutral we have. |
| 18 Oct, Day 8 | Purple | Lilac Thread and Sequin |
| 19 Oct, Day 9 | Peacock Green | Deep Teal Jade Self-Stripe |
Durga Puja
For Delhi's Bengali families, the last days of Navratri are Durga Puja, Shashthi to Dashami. New clothes for every day of the Puja is its own tradition, as central as new clothes are at Diwali. The same kurtas above work for pandal hopping and Ashtami anjali, picked by colour or kept simple in white and red.
Garba and Dandiya nights
If you are dancing, fit matters more than the day's colour. Our regular-fit kurtas move easily through a full night of Garba, and the self-stripe and solid sets in this collection are the ones we would actually pick to dance in, not just stand around in.
Need it fast
Navratri starts in days, not weeks. Same-day delivery across Delhi NCR is available on special request. Message us on WhatsApp with what you need and we will tell you honestly if we can make it happen in time.