Edenrobe winter 2026: khaddar 3-piece suits at Rs 3,300 and co-ord sets

If you need several warm suits this winter without spending a fortune, Edenrobe is the brand to check first. Its new unstitched printed khaddar three-pieces cost Rs 3,300 each, shirt, trousers and dupatta included, and new designs have been added almost every day this week. The ready-to-wear co-ord sets start at Rs 4,000. Here are the eight we liked most; prices were checked on Edenrobe’s website on Thursday, 5 November.

The Rs 3,300 unstitched khaddar suits

Each of these comes as 3 metres of printed khaddar for the shirt, 1.6 metres of plain khaddar for the trousers and a 2.5-metre printed khaddar dupatta. A khaddar dupatta is heavier than lawn or chiffon, so it works almost like a light shawl.

Mauve with a teal floral dupatta. Our favourite of the batch. The dusty mauve shirt has a soft floral print, and the dupatta is a deep teal with large pale flowers. Edenrobe styled it with a scalloped lace hem, which is worth copying if your tailor can do it.

Slate grey-blue with a floral dupatta. Edenrobe lists the colour as grey; on screen it reads as a slate blue with a small white print and a matching floral dupatta. Easy for office and university, and it hides creases.

Rust brown with a beige dupatta (Rs 3,300, was Rs 3,500). A warm rust print with a beige patterned dupatta. Autumn colours like this look good on wheatish skin and pair well with tan khussas.

Black with a maroon dupatta. A black printed shirt and a maroon-and-white patterned dupatta. Wear it with silver jhumkas for an evening dinner.

Ready-to-wear (Rs 4,000 to Rs 9,000)

Mint floral three-piece, stitched (Rs 5,000). A straight-fit printed khaddar shirt with an embellished V-neck, printed trousers and a blue floral dupatta with tassels. No tailor needed, sizes run from XS to XXL.

Brown printed co-ord set (Rs 4,000). A relaxed short shirt with an embellished V-neck and matching printed trousers, both in khaddar. Co-ords are easy for university and travel, and this is the cheapest way to try the look.

Black embroidered co-ord set (Rs 8,000). A relaxed short khaddar shirt with colourful paisley and folk embroidery down the front, and plain trousers with an embroidered hem. The most eye-catching piece here, good for a dholki or a winter picnic.

Blue solid viscose co-ord set (Rs 9,000). A loose V-neck top and wide trousers in a smooth navy viscose. It drapes well and looks polished with a long coat or a plain shawl, so it suits working women who want something smarter than khaddar.

Is it good value?

Rs 3,300 is low for a branded three-piece khaddar suit, and the khaddar dupatta adds real warmth. You will need to budget for stitching on top. If you would rather not deal with a tailor, the Rs 4,000 co-ord is the better buy. At least one print from this batch has already sold out, so check the product page before you plan an outfit around one.