Sharara Suit Buying Guide

Mounika Gade
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There are not many attires that are capable of capturing the essence of a celebration the way a sharara suit does. The beauty of flared sharara pants coupled with a good fit of a kurta is bound to make one look festive, stylish, and comfortable at the same time. This is why the sharara suit has emerged as an obvious choice when it comes to occasions like Mehendi ceremony and receptions.

Our collection of sharara suits at Agapi Clothing is a blend of the best of tradition and fashion, with elements like flowing silhouettes, embroidery, mirror work, zari, fabrics, and elegance.

There are a variety of fabrics, designs, and other details in sharara suits that can confuse one while selecting the perfect suit. But this guide is meant to make your job easy.

What to Consider

Fabric Selection | Detailing & Design | Occasion | Care & Maintenance | Budget | Size Guide

Fabric Selection

Fabric plays a major role in deciding how the sharara suit will drape and feel throughout a day filled with celebrations. The choice must be appropriate for the event and also the time of year.

SILK An expensive and rich fabric that sparkles with celebration and is always decorated with gota paper and sequins, the silk sharara sets are perfect for weddings, receptions, and formal parties that require presence.

CHINON A fabric without much shine but with an interesting texture that allows beautiful embroidery, chinon sharara suits, particularly with zari and mirrors, create a wonderful balance between traditionalism and modernity.

CHIFFON Extremely light, flowy, and graceful, chiffon sharara sets are perfect for both day and night festivities as well as for daytime parties and evening receptions decorated with mirror work.

GEORGETTE & SATIN With the lightness of georgette and shine of satin, this combination of fabrics is perfect for light draping with zari decoration and great for receptions and family gatherings.

Sharara Suit Buying Guide

Sharara Suits

Sharara Suit Designs & Detailing

The details are what truly make the Sharara Suit shine at Agapi Clothing. Our suits come in a variety of traditional and contemporary detailing.

GOTA PAPER WORK A decorative detailing technique that includes the use of metallic paper threads to enhance the festive nature of silk Sharara Suits.

ZARI WORK Warm, metallic detailing in either gold or silver thread for chinon, georgette and satin sharara suits.

MIRROR WORK Mirror detailing on chiffon and chinon Sharara suits gives these festive suits that sparkle to make them a great choice for sangeets, Mehendi functions and other festive occasions.

SEQUIN WORK Shimmering sequin detailing for those party-ready evenings and receptions in silk Sharara suits.

Styles of Sharara Suit

ANARKALI SHARARA SUIT This gorgeous Sharara Suit Style features the dramatic and elegant flair of the Anarkali kurta style with Sharara pants underneath.

KURTI SHARARA SUIT With a short kurti top and sharara pants underneath, the Kurti Sharara Suit style offers you a versatile look for Mehendi, Haldi, or other festive occasions.

SLEEVELESS SHARARA SUIT Contemporary and chic, the Sleeveless Sharara Suit is a great choice for cocktail parties and evening wedding functions.

Sharara Suit for Every Occasion

WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS Rich silk or satin sharara sets, having gota, zari, or sequin work, will give you the perfect festive glam for wedding ceremonies or evening reception parties.

MEHENDI AND HALDI Opt for lighter chiffon or georgette sharara sets in cheerful colors so as to feel comfortable at all-day events but yet look festive.

SANGEET Select sharara sets with mirror work or sequin details that will dazzle when dancing — chinon and silk sharara suits are ideal in this case.

EID AND OTHER FESTIVAL CELEBRATIONS Bright colors, such as emerald, mustard, royal pink combined with zari and gota details will make you feel festive.

COCKTAIL NIGHT A sleeveless sharara suit in a rich color, like black, will be the modern and striking silhouette at evening parties and wedding celebrations.

Care and Maintenance Tips for Sharara Suit

Depending on the material and embellishment, there will be different recommendations about caring for your sharara suit.

HAND WASHING

  • Soak in cold water with detergent.
  • Do not rub embellished areas; use soft cloth instead.
  • Rinse and air dry in the shade, not in direct sunlight.

IRONING

  • Use medium heat, especially when ironing silk, chiffon, or heavily decorated fabrics.
  • Cover the fabric with a piece of muslin or cotton cloth before ironing to avoid damaging zari, gota, or mirror work.

STORAGE

  • Wrap your sharara suit neatly and keep it in a breathable cotton cover.
  • Inspect any stored clothing every few months and air it out to keep moisture away.

Budget and Shopping Tips for Buying a Sharara Suit

START BY SETTING YOUR BUDGET Your budget should determine how you select your fabric and design.

MATERIALS AND DESIGN Affect COST Silk and highly decorated costumes generally cost more than chiffon and georgette outfits.

FIT THE SEASON AND OCCASION You need to choose your fabric according to your season and occasion — light chiffon and georgette for daytime and summer occasions, heavy silk and satin fabrics for night time or winter functions.

FIT YOUR SIZE Sharara outfits should have the proper fitting. Be cautious about your measurements and the flare of the sharara pants based on your height.

GET HELP IN STYLING Not confident about the choice of fabric, color, and design to suit your event perfectly? Contact our stylists on WhatsApp at +1 469 417 9861 before you purchase.

Size Chart

Refer to our size guide for your accurate measurements. Our size guide is given in inches. If you are in between two sizes, we suggest going up with the size or get help from our stylists on WhatsApp at +1 469 417 9861 for your personalized measurement assistance.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How can I find the right sharara suit size? 

Measure your bust, waist, and hips using a measuring tape and check against our size guide. In case you fall in between the sizes, it is recommended to size up.

2. What kind of material should be used for a sharara suit? 

The fabric used may vary depending on the occasion; chiffon or georgette are preferred for day time or summer occasions, while silk and satin suits evening occasions or reception and winter weddings.

3. Difference between an Anarkali sharara and kurti sharara? 

The Anarkali sharara is made by putting together the Anarkali silhouette that is loose flowing from the waist and has a flair in the bottom with sharara pants, while the kurti sharara has kurti.

4. How much budget can I have for purchasing a sharara suit? 

Fix your budget according to the occasion and the amount of embellishments you require. We have a collection of sharara suit ranging from affordable ones to festive and wedding wear.

5. Can I customize my sharara suit? 

Yes Agapi Clothing provides customization services for certain styles. You can contact our styling department on WhatsApp.

Deep Red Silk Sharara Set with Gota Paper and Sequin Work