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These 5 Brands Do Comfy Cotton Outfits That Are Perfect For Your Wedding Trousseau

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When it comes to our wedding trousseau, we want the best of everything – from pretty georgette lehengas to gota patti suits and comfortable cotton outfits for daily wear. Cotton is versatile, year-round comfortable and very durable. It is by far the world’s most popular natural fiber, and markets are stocked with the latest cotton clothes that can be paired with jeans, churidar or a patiala salwar.

Check out these five brands for the best quality and most affordable cotton outfits for your wedding trousseau. Thank us later.

Alaya: The Store House

Alaya’s pink & white off shoulder top and skirt set and the yellow floral kurta set are proof of the fact that they can get flower prints so very right.

Maeri

This brand does elegant anarkalis with simple gold detailing and we particularly love the green layered one and the ivory anarkali with slit.

Ras Leela

A gota set or a three-piece dip-dyed suit set, Ras Leela’s collection is both comfy and chic.

Rangpur

Rangpur’s pink flared skirt set’s flowy and easy to carry and the cotton lehnga set is a tiny bit dressy but minus all the heavy fabric work.

Free Living

A good ol’ anarkali with dupatta or a pink and white sharara with tassles, Free Living has clothes that are oh-so pretty.

This recommendation was first posted on The Wedding Brigade. 

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Written By Sanna Vohra
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Sanna Vohra is the Founder and CEO of The Wedding Brigade, a online portal where users can discover the best wedding content, buy curated wedding fashion, and book verified vendors and services. Prior to The Wedding Brigade, Sanna worked in investment banking at Morgan Stanley in New York, and at the advertising agency Saatchi and Saatchi X. She discovered her passion for building businesses at Brown University, when she co-founded the largest student-run business at the time, and graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Magna cum Laude.