Green Tipa Pasapali Design Odisha Handloom Men Half Kurta

Fabric & Weave

• Traditional handwoven cotton (or occasionally cotton-silk blends) sourced from Odisha’s handloom clusters in areas like Bargarh, Sambalpur, Barpali, Sonepur—renowned for the Ikat (Bandha) dyeing technique. Natural dyes and tie-dye resist methods produce unique patterns that are often symmetrical and culturally inspired.

Design

• Typically a half-kurta / short kurta with:

  • Half or three-quarter sleeves

  • Mandarin (band) or shirt collar

  • Partial button placket

  • Classic Ikat motifs in geometric, tribal, or traditional patterns

  • Breathable handloom texture, ideal for casual, festive, and everyday wear. 

Fit & Comfort

• Loose to regular fit for ease of movement

• Light to medium weight fabric suitable for India’s warm climate

🧼 Care Instructions for Sambalpuri Handloom Kurta

1. Washing

• Preferred: Gentle hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent to preserve natural dyes and the handwoven structure.

• Avoid using bleach or harsh chemicals.

2. First Wash

• For vibrant and true colours, hand wash separately the first time — some craftsmen suggest a light salt solution soak before the first wash (especially for ikat cotton) to set colour.

3. Drying

• Air-dry in shade — avoid direct sunlight as it can fade natural dyes. 

• Do not wring or twist the garment; gently press out excess water.

4. Ironing

• Iron on medium heat (preferably inside out while slightly damp) to maintain weave texture and avoid shine. 

5. Storage

• Store in a clean, dry place, away from moisture, insects, and dust. Consider cotton cloth bags for long-term storage to allow the fabric to breathe.