Sanganeri Suits & Apparel
Sanganeri print suit sets, kurtis, dress material & men's shirts — hand block printed
Sanganeri print suits are three-piece sets — kameez, salwar and dupatta lengths — in cotton hand block printed at Sanganer, Jaipur, the GI-protected home of the craft (GI 2009). This range covers unstitched suit sets (7.25 m total), stitched kurtis and kurta sets, men's block print shirts and churidar dress material — all printed with hand-carved blocks and azo-free dyes, honestly labelled, never screen printed.
About Sanganeri Suits & Apparel
What comes in an unstitched Sanganeri suit set?
Three lengths cut from matched print runs: kameez 2.5 m, salwar 2.5 m and dupatta 2.25 m — about 7.25 m total, enough for standard tailoring with margin. Fabric is 44 in wide cotton (or silk-cotton on the festive set).
What do genuine Sanganeri print suits cost online?
Our cotton suit sets are ₹2,499, silk-cotton festive sets ₹3,999, and stitched kurtis from ₹1,799. Screen-printed 'sanganeri style' sets sell for ₹700–1,200 — the hand-block difference is visible in the print and durable in the wash.
Should I wash the fabric before stitching?
Yes — one cold wash before tailoring, always. Cotton relaxes up to 3–5%; washing first means your stitched fit stays your fit. A light even dye release in that first wash is normal for hand block prints.
Are the dyes safe against skin in summer sweat?
Azo-free, amine-free dyes fixed into the fibre — nothing sits on the surface to rub off. Sanganeri cotton has been Jaipur's summer wear for two centuries for exactly this reason.