Prime Day Sale 2025 starts on July 12! Add to cart: Kurtas and kurta sets at up to 80% off
From flowy silks to everyday cottons, detailed embroidery to scalloped dupattas; these kurta sets are your ticket to effortless elegance. And with massive Prime Day discounts, looking festive-ready no longer means spending a fortune. Bookmark your favourites, because this ethnic drop is going fast (and fashionable).
Stylish kurta sets on Amazon Prime Day Sale at up to 80% off:
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A rich burgundy hue meets subtle prints on silky fabric that drapes like royalty. This Libas kurta set is made for cocktail soirées, festive dinners, and Insta-boomerangs. Add jhumkas and a glass of wine (or both).
Pair it with:
Golden heels, sleek clutch, and a deep berry lipstick.
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This deep green pleated beauty gives luxe-on-a-budget realness. Embroidered detailing at the yoke brings the elegance, while the relaxed fit keeps it comfy. Think wedding guest or Diwali office party.
Pair it with:
Chandbalis, nude heels, and soft curls.
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This one's for the maximalists — zari, embroidery, scalloped dupatta and a floral vibe all in one. It's regal without trying too hard. Perfect for haldi or your cousin's engagement.
Pair it with:
Embellished juttis, bold eyeliner, and a potli bag.
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Cotton, comfort, and contrast embroidery – the holy trinity for everyday ethnic chic. From office looks to puja mornings, this one's a weekday winner.
Pair it with:
Kohl-lined eyes, sleek ponytail, and strappy flats.
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Digital floral prints make this georgette number airy, breezy, and oh-so-pretty. Flowy palazzos and a soft dupatta complete this brunch-to-sundowner ensemble.
Pair it with:
Soft pink lipstick, pearl studs, and a cute cane sling.
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Clean, classic and cool – this cotton A-line set is like a monsoon breeze. The neutral palette lets you dress it up or keep it understated and is perfect for those who want to keep it lowkey.
Pair it with:
Statement earrings, tan kolhapuris, and minimal makeup.
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Straight cut, smooth silk blend, and embroidery in all the right places – this one's a power move in kurta form. Elegant enough for occasions, easy enough for dinners.
Pair it with:
Pointed mules, smokey eyes, and a velvet clutch.
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Made to flatter every curve and occasion, this plus-size set brings embroidery and elegance in equal measure. It's inclusive fashion that feels and looks premium.
Pair it with:
Classic bangles, a bold bindi, and confident posture.
This Prime Day, let your wardrobe win big. If you're after occasionwear drama or everyday charm, these kurta sets offer up to 80% off and endless compliments. Add to wishlist now because the best looks go fast.
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Prime Day Sale 2025 starts on July 12! Add to cart: Kurta sets at up to 80% off: FAQs Are these kurta sets available in all sizes? Most offer a wide range from S to XXL, including plus sizes.
Will these prices change after Prime Day? Yes, the discounts are exclusive to Prime Day (starting July 12), so act fast!
Are the dupattas included in all sets? Yes, most of the listed sets come with matching or contrast dupattas.
Can I return or exchange if the size doesn't fit?
Yes! Amazon's return policy covers size-related exchanges. Check individual listings.
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