Unstitched Pure Linen Suit Set
Code : P13780

Airflow: High. Linen is naturally porous, allowing heat to escape and air to circulate freely.
Moisture Wicking: Exceptional; it can absorb up to 20% of its weight in moisture without feeling damp, making it ideal for the humid tropical climate.
Thermal Regulation: Naturally cooling in summer and insulating in cooler weather. 

Artisanal Origin: Sourced from the handloom hubs of West Bengal (such as Phulia or Shantipur), blending traditional weaving expertise with modern linen flax.
Sustainable Choice: Linen is a biodegradable, eco-friendly fabric that requires significantly less water to produce than cotton.
Versatility: As an unstitched set, it offers the freedom to customize the silhouette—whether it is a traditional Kameez, a contemporary Kurta, or a structured Co-ord set. 

The Bengal Touch: While linen is a global fibre, the West Bengal iteration often incorporates local aesthetics, such as subtle Jamdani motifs, intricate Aari embroidery, or classic Par (border) designs.
Heritage Craft: It represents a shift in Bengals weaving landscape, where weavers apply centuries-old techniques used for Tant or Muslin to the more robust linen fibre.
Understated Elegance: It reflects the Bhadra Lok aesthetic—sophisticated, minimalist, and deeply rooted in a preference for natural, high-quality textiles. 

Pro Tip: Linen actually gets softer and more comfortable with every wash.
Washing: Hand wash or machine wash on a gentle cycle using cold water and a mild detergent.
Drying: Line dry in the shade to prevent colour fading. Avoid tumble drying to prevent excessive shrinkage.
Ironing: Best ironed while the fabric is still slightly damp using a high-heat setting.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid plastic bags; use breathable cotton covers to prevent mildew. 

West Bengal (India)

Approximately 1.0 kg to 1.2 kg for the complete unstitched set.

Material: 100% Pure Linen, derived from high-quality flax fibres.
Texture: Characteristically crisp with a visible, natural slub (the slight knots and irregularities in the weave) that signifies its authenticity.
Weave: Features the classic Bengal handloom technique, often resulting in a finer, more supple drape compared to industrial linen.
Thread Count: Optimized for a balance between durability and a lightweight, airy feel.