Mustard Bandhani Kurta Set
- Product Details
- Return and Exchange
- Curator's Note
Hand done bandhani mustard kurta with wine pants. The design features a pleated yoke and hand done crochet details
Material: 100% COTTON
Colour: MUSTARD AND WINE
Hand thread embroidery on neckline and sleeves.
HAND DONE CROCHET
10-15 day delivery time
PRODUCT MEASUREMENTS - (in inches)
| Chest | Waist | Length | |
| Extra Small | 36 | adjustable | 48 |
| Small | 38 | adjustable |
48 |
| Medium | 40 | adjustable |
48 |
| Large | 42 | adjustable |
48 |
| Extra Large | 44 | adjustable |
48 |
RETURNS
- If you are unhappy with your online purchase at Canvas & Weaves, we will help you with an exchange or full refund. To be eligible, you will need to write to us at Hello@canvasandweaves.com.
- If you wish to return/exchange a piece, please send us a mail within 2 weeks of receiving your order.
- We will need you to send the product back, at your cost, to our Singapore location, in its original condition.
Canvas & Weaves,
25 Balmoral Park,
#02-02 PineWood Garden,
Singapore - 259854
Once we receive the product, our team will inspect the same and if it meets all return guidelines and is found in its original condition, we shall initiate a store credit or a full refund as the case may be. It can then take up to 14 days for the refund credit to reflect in your account.
- Kindly write to us at hello@canvasandweaves.com and we will assist you through the return process.
- We have a right to refuse excessive or unreasonable return requests.
EXCHANGE
- If the ordered piece doesn't fit you, you may send us an email at hello@canvasandweaves.com before shipping it back to our postal address mentioned below.
- Please select a new piece / size you want in exchange.
Canvas & Weaves,
25 Balmoral Park,
#02-02 PineWood Garden,
Singapore - 259854
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