5-6 business days is available to select delivery time.
This service is intended to customize outside India only.
Stitching Charges
Product
Standard
Custom
Blouse
$1.0 (Regular)
$1.0 (Custom stitched)
Salwar Set
$1.0 (Standard)
$1.0 (Custom stitched)
Lehenga
$1.0 (Standard)
$1.0 (Custom stitched)
FNP
$4.0
Returns for Stitched Products
Stitched Products are customized to your measurements, cannot be resold/returned and hence will not be eligible for returns/refunds.
7 Day Returns
Return Time
If you are not happy with the product you have received, don't worry. You can always ship it back to us within 7 days without any deductions.
Return Process
Return will be processed in either of the following two ways: self return or pick-up. Pick-up process is only available to particular set of orders and not all, hence you have to self return the product in the case where pick-up service is not available. We request you to use a reputed courier with proper tracking number in case of Self Return. Mirraw will not bear the return shipping charges.
Refunds/Replacements
If you wish to replace a damaged product, we will send you a new one. We can also refund the amount to your credit card/bank account or offer you a store credit redeemable towards future purchases.
Kota sarees are made up with the unique blend of cotton and silk weaved in the square pattern. While Kota Silk sarees are made up of pure silk fabric. Kota silk sarees have the fine texture, lightweight and airy look. So the major difference between the two is their fabric. You must check it before getting these sarees.
Kota sarees are originated from Mysore between 17th and 18th century. The Rao Kishan sight, the general of Mughal army during Shah Jahan reign, bought weavers or craftsmen to kota. When the craft of kota and Mysore was merged, it invented ‘kota-masuria’ sarees. This is famously known as kota saree itself and looks fashionable on every women.
Traditional Pit Loom weaving is a type of loom fit in a pit where the fabrics are produced with the use of pedals. It is stronger than handloom and can be done without using latex. It got that name because it has the pit below the loom, which is further used for shedding. There is a gap between both layers which is called as a shed. The shed is produced with the help of a harness. Even the warps are maintained in the tension between two levers. Later on, wefts are inserted inside the shed. Wrap threads are divided into two layers for the passage of shuttle. In total, it is considered as better weaving as it absorbs the tension and breathability.
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