Silk Suits & Dress Materials
Shop silk suits and dress materials at Reyshaa, Nagpur — handpicked designs, delivered across India.
Mauve Silk Embroidered Kurta (R349)
Fuchsia Silk Printed Palazzo Suit (R353)
Champagne Silk Embroidered Palazzo Suit (R359)
Lime Green Silk Embroidered Palazzo Suit (R343)
Olive Green Silk Embroidered Palazzo Suit (R344)
Maroon Silk Embroidered Straight Suit (R116)
Pink Silk Embroidered Unstitched Dress Material (D0226)
Orange and Red Silk Embroidered Dress Material (D0142)
Teal Mirror Work Embroidered Unstitched Dress Material (D366)
Gold Mauve Fuchsia Pink Silk Zari Woven Dress Material (D0055)
Dark Green and Pink Silk Zari Work Dress Material (D0101)
Beige and Red Silk Woven Unstitched Dress Material (D0310)
Rust Silk Embroidered Unstitched Dress Material (D393)
Golden Yellow Silk Embroidered Dress Material
Yellow Silk Zari Work Unstitched Dress Material (D0337)
Magenta Silk Zari Work Dress Material (D0337)
Dark Brown and Green Silk Printed and Embroidered Unstitched Dress Material (D0035)
Pink Silk Embroidered Straight Suit (R280)
Blue Printed Silk Palazzo Suit (R0149)
Cream Silk Embroidered Sharara Suit (R155)
What is silk dress material?
A silk dress material is a 3-piece unstitched set woven with silk or art-silk yarns, known for its subtle shine, smooth feel and graceful fall. Reyshaa's range includes lightweight Chanderi silk (a sheer, airy weave with a soft glow), art silk and zari-woven sets — each around 2.5 m of top fabric with a matching bottom and a coordinating dupatta, ready to be tailored to your measurements.
Why choose a silk suit
Silk instantly elevates a look. Its natural sheen and rich colour depth read as luxurious and traditional, which is why silk suits are a favourite for weddings, pujas, festivals and evening functions. Chanderi silk in particular offers the best of both worlds — the glow and grace of silk with a lightweight, breathable feel that stays comfortable through long celebrations.
How to style silk suits
Let silk's sheen lead — a straight or Anarkali silhouette shows off the drape and weave beautifully. Pair it with traditional jewellery such as Kundan or polki sets, jhumkas and bangles for festive occasions. A zari or contrast dupatta adds richness; keep the rest understated so the fabric stays the hero. Silk works best with polished footwear like embellished juttis or heels.
Caring for silk
Silk is delicate and best dry-cleaned, especially for zari and embroidered pieces, to protect the sheen and weave. If hand-washing plain art silk, use cold water and a mild detergent, never wring, and dry in shade. Iron inside-out on a low silk setting, and store folded with a soft cloth to prevent zari from snagging.
Silk Suits & Dress Materials — frequently asked questions
What occasions are silk suits best for?
Silk suits are ideal for weddings, festivals, pujas and evening functions, where the fabric's sheen and rich colour make the outfit look luxurious and traditional.
Is Chanderi silk comfortable to wear?
Yes — Chanderi is a lightweight, sheer silk weave with a soft glow, so it feels airy and comfortable even during long festive days, unlike heavier silks.
How should I wash a silk dress material?
Silk is best dry-cleaned, particularly zari or embroidered pieces. Plain art silk can be gently hand-washed in cold water with mild detergent — never wring it, and dry in shade.
Does silk dress material come with a dupatta?
Yes — Reyshaa silk sets are 3-piece unstitched sets with a top, a matching bottom and a coordinating dupatta, tailored to your fit.