Sky Blue Three-Tone Georgette Suit with Kora, Dabka & Flat Sequins
This is a three-piece hand-embroidered set in sky blue three-tone georgette, combining kora and dabka metallic thread work with flat sequins — flat sequins sit closer to the fabric than cupped or domed sequins, giving a subtler shimmer rather than a heavily reflective finish. Per the source catalog, it's totally hand embroidery work. It's available in Medium only, with one piece in stock, at PKR 25,000.
It suits someone who wants the richness of kora-dabka metallic embroidery without the fuller sparkle of an all-sequin piece — the flat sequins here add texture and light-catching detail rather than dominating the look, so the embroidery stays the focal point. The three-tone sky blue weave shifts between deeper and lighter blue depending on the light and how the fabric falls, which is worth knowing if you're color-matching jewelry or footwear to a single fixed shade rather than building the outfit around the shift. This shade and embroidery combination suits wedding-season daytime functions particularly well, since it reads elegant without the weight of a full bridal palette.
Given the hand metallic-thread embroidery and sequin detailing, dry cleaning is the safer care choice over steam ironing directly on the embellished sections, to keep both the thread work and sequins intact.
✦ Garment Specifications
| Article Code | JFF955 |
| Suggested Product Name | Aasman — “Sky” Edition (suggested; pending brand approval) |
| Category | Fancy / Luxury Pret (assumed from description — confirm against live site taxonomy) |
| Collection | Winter/Summer (source lists both seasons — confirm whether intentional before scheduling seasonal content) |
| Fabric | Georgette |
| Work / Embroidery | Hand kora and dabka embroidery combined with flat sequins |
| Color | Sky Blue (Three Tone) |
| Pieces Included | 3-piece set — shirt, bottom, and dupatta (individual piece breakdown not specified in source data) |
| Available Size | Medium only |
| Stock | 1 unit |
| Care Instructions | Steam iron or dry clean |
| Price | PKR 25,000 |
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