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Phulkari Dupatta Sets
Plain suits in a solid colour, paired with a hand-embroidered phulkari dupatta.
Le Wraps Couture
Lohri is celebrated around a bonfire on a cold January night, so the best outfits combine Punjabi tradition with warmth. Here are the looks we design most for Lohri, from first-Lohri celebrations to family gatherings.

The Story
Phulkari is the heart of a Lohri outfit — as a dupatta, a jacket or embroidered panels. Pair it with Patiala salwars, shararas or a straight suit in a rich colour. Because Lohri is an outdoor winter night, choose velvet, silk or wool blends, and plan for a shawl or jacket that works with the outfit rather than covering it.
The Collection
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Plain suits in a solid colour, paired with a hand-embroidered phulkari dupatta.
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Classic Punjabi silhouettes in silk and velvet, comfortable for the bhangra and gidda.
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Velvet suits, kurtas and lehengas that stay warm by the bonfire.
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A heavier, celebratory look for a new bride's first Lohri, often in red or a jewel tone.
Why Le Wraps
Linings, fabrics and layering are planned so you stay warm and still look festive.
We design phulkari pieces and pair them with suits made to your measurements.
Common Questions
A Punjabi suit, Patiala or sharara set with a phulkari dupatta is the classic choice. Velvet and silk are popular because Lohri is a winter night outdoors.
Many brides wear a heavier, celebratory outfit in red or a jewel tone, often with phulkari. It's a family occasion, so comfort matters as much as the look.
Choose velvet or silk with a warm lining, and plan a coordinating shawl or embroidered jacket as part of the outfit.
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