Top See Designs men’s kurtas to consider: Right to Fashion Sale 2026 is on Myntra from January 9 to January 18, so the “I’ll buy it later” plan can finally retire. See Designs kurtas are an easy pick when you want comfort with just enough craft detail to stand out.
5 See Designs men’s kurtas to check out on Myntra during Right to Fashion Sale 2026
These options are curated from Myntra, bringing together See Designs kurtas across printed and embroidered styles. Compare collars, hemlines, and fabric choices to match your plans—casual or festive.
These five See Designs kurtas are variations on a straight, mandarin/band-collar template, with the fabric and surface work deciding whether they feel like everyday cotton or occasion-leaning Chanderi. The easiest way to sort them is by care label: the pure cotton pieces behave like regular rotation kurtas, while the Chanderi-style thread-work pieces lean dressier and typically call for dry cleaning.
The lineup, from casual to elevated
See Designs Men Lime Green & White Printed Pure Cotton Straight Kurta is the most daytime-forward option: bright print, 100% cotton, knee length, and two pockets with side slits. It suits heat and long wear, but the hand-wash note suggests the print and colour are better protected with gentler laundering and shade drying.
See Designs Mandarin Collar Geometric Printed Thread Work Chanderi Silk Kurta (black) is the sharpest evening-looking piece in the set because black plus geometric embellishment reads structured and more formal. With dry clean care, it’s positioned like a delicate fabric/finish combination where harsh home washing can dull the surface and stress the thread work. Chanderi care guidance often recommends dry cleaning and low-heat steaming/ironing to protect the fabric’s delicacy.
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See Designs Mandarin Collar Ethnic Motifs Thread Work Chanderi Silk Kurta (sea green) plays the same “dressier fabric, straight silhouette” idea but with a softer colour. It’s still dry clean care and cotton-blend listed, which signals the focus is on preserving the fabric’s sheen and the thread work rather than making it a daily wash-and-wear piece.
See Designs Men Blue Thread Work Kurta is the most practical middle ground: solid colour, thread work detail, but 100% cotton with machine wash care. It’s the easiest pick for someone who wants a slightly festive surface detail without committing to dry clean routines every time.
See Designs Men White Pure Cotton Chikankari Embroidered Straight Kurta is the most classic traditional option, mainly because chikankari reads as craft-first and white tends to look crisp in daytime. Chikankari care advice commonly emphasizes gentle hand washing with mild detergent, avoiding wringing, drying in shade, and ironing carefully (often inside out or with a cloth barrier) to protect the embroidery.
Quick choice cues (what each one is “for”)
- Most breathable, casual, and bright: Lime green/white printed pure cotton kurta.
- Most elevated for evenings: Black Chanderi-style thread-work kurta (dry clean care).
- Similar elevation, softer tone: Sea green Chanderi-style thread-work kurta.
- Best balance of detail and easy care: Blue cotton thread-work kurta.
- Most craft-traditional: White cotton chikankari kurta, with careful wash habits to preserve embroidery.
Wear-and-care pro-tips
- For Chanderi-style pieces, dry cleaning is commonly recommended to protect delicate fibres and surface finish, especially when there’s thread work.
- For chikankari on cotton, skip aggressive rubbing and wringing; gentle washing and shade drying help keep embroidery crisp and prevent fading.
- Mandarin/band collars tend to look best with clean, tapered bottoms (straight trousers or slim chinos) because the collar already gives a structured neckline and the straight kurta silhouette does not need extra volume below.
