Zeen winter collection 2026: khaddar, koti sets and velvet from Rs 7,490

Zeen has been adding to its Winter 2026 range all week, and the late-October drop is one of the better-priced pret lines of the season. Most stitched two-pieces sit at Rs 7,490 to Rs 9,990, and there are two Rs 16,990 options for weddings. The standout idea is the koti: two shirts come with a short embroidered jacket over them. We picked eight. Prices were checked on Zeen’s website on Wednesday, 4 November.

For weddings: velvet and raw silk (Rs 16,990)

The maroon velvet three-piece (unstitched) is the warm choice: an embroidered velvet front, neckline and sleeves, and both the dupatta and the trouser are velvet too, the dupatta finished with embroidered lace and corner motifs. All-velvet is heavy and very warm, so it suits outdoor December functions. It costs Rs 16,990, which is low for a full velvet suit from a known label.

The peach raw silk three-piece (stitched) is the opposite mood: a soft peach shirt with embroidery at the neck, an embroidered silk dupatta and loose raw silk trousers. Peach flatters most skin tones and works for a daytime valima or a mayun lunch. Zeen recommends dry cleaning.

The koti sets (Rs 7,490)

Navy karandi shirt with koti. A plain dyed karandi shirt under an embroidered karandi koti with blue threadwork. Wear the koti over other shirts later and you get two looks for one price. Zeen sells this one as a shirt and koti only, so pair it with white or cream trousers.

Green khaddar shirt with koti. An olive-green khaddar shirt under a koti with scalloped edges and multicoloured embroidery. Very wearable for teachers and office days.

Everyday two-pieces

Light blue khaddar (Rs 7,490): a regular-fit shirt with tonal embroidery at the hem and straight khaddar trousers. Plain, neat and easy to pair with a navy or grey shawl.

Red cambric with an embroidered farshi (Rs 9,990): a loose red shirt with white floral embroidery over an off-white farshi shalwar that has its own embroidery. The most festive of the pret, good for a dholki or a family dinner.

Denim two-piece (Rs 7,490): yes, a denim kurta. A loose light-blue shirt with white embroidery on the front, and wide-legged denim pants. It is the most modern piece here and works for university, travel and casual weekends.

Dusty rose cottel (Rs 7,990): a collared regular-fit shirt with small embroidered motifs and wide-legged trousers in the same colour. Zeen describes the fabric’s hand feel as textured; it reads as a smart co-ord set more than a shalwar kameez.

Which should you buy?

For the money, the koti sets are the cleverest buy, because the koti keeps working with other clothes. If you only need one wedding outfit and feel the cold, the maroon velvet gives the most warmth per rupee. Sizes on the stitched pieces run XS (8) to XL (16), and the site notes that colours may look slightly different in person.