Behind the Scenes – How an AKRISH Outfit Is Made

Behind the Scenes: How an AKRISH Outfit Is Made

Every AKRISH outfit has a story.
From the first sketch to the final stitch, each piece goes through careful planning, premium fabric selection, skilled tailoring, and quality checks. Our goal is simple — to create ethnic wear that feels good, looks beautiful, and lasts long.

Here’s a complete behind-the-scenes look into how your AKRISH outfit is made.

⭐ 1. Trend Research & Design Planning

Before creating a new collection, we study:

  • Latest ethnic fashion trends

  • Jaipur prints & color palettes

  • Seasonal fabrics

  • Customer preferences

  • Festive & wedding styling

Then our design team creates the initial sketches, choosing silhouettes like:

  • Anarkali

  • Straight kurta

  • Co-ord sets

  • A-line kurta

  • Daily wear cotton kurtis

Every design is made with the intention of comfort + beauty.

⭐ 2. Premium Fabric Selection

Fabric is the heart of every outfit.
At AKRISH, we choose:

  • Rayon for flowy, premium, festive styles

  • Cotton 60×60 for breathable daily wear

  • Georgette for party & Anarkali looks

  • Chiffon/Net for dupattas

We ensure the fabric feels soft on the skin and has long durability.

⭐ 3. The Magic of Jaipur Prints

Once the fabric is selected, it goes to printing.

Printing styles we use:

  • Sanganeri floral print

  • Dabu mud-resist print

  • Bagru earthy print

  • Indigo block print

  • Modern ethnic digital prints

Each print is chosen carefully so it enhances the design and looks elegant.

⭐ 4. Cutting With Precision

After printing, the fabric is marked and cut by master tailors.

Cutting includes:

  • Accurate measurement

  • Proper alignment with prints

  • Ensuring zero fabric wastage

  • Panel cutting for Anarkalis

Perfect cutting gives the outfit:

  • Clean fitting

  • Symmetrical design

  • Perfect flare

⭐ 5. Skilled Stitching & Handwork

This is where the outfit comes alive.

Our stitching process includes:

  • Overlocking

  • Lining (optional)

  • Neck shaping

  • Attaching sleeves

  • Embroidery (if required)

  • Gota, lace, or sequence work

  • Dupatta finishing

Each piece is stitched by experienced tailors who specialise in ethnic wear.

⭐ 6. Finishing & Ironing

After stitching, every outfit goes through:

  • Thread cleaning

  • Shape correction

  • Soft ironing

  • Fit checking

  • Dupatta rolling

This stage ensures the outfit looks crisp, clean, and ready to wear.

⭐ 7. Quality Check – The AKRISH Standard

This is one of the most important stages.

We check:

  • Fabric quality

  • Stitch strength

  • Print clarity

  • Size accuracy

  • Neckline finishing

  • Sleeve fitting

  • Pant elastic flexibility

Only after passing all checks, the outfit is approved.

⭐ 8. Packaging With Care

Every AKRISH outfit is packed:

  • Neatly folded

  • With wrinkle-free finishing

  • In protective packaging

We ensure the product reaches you in perfect condition.

⭐ Final Thoughts

An AKRISH outfit is not just clothing —
It is the work of designers, tailors, artisans, printers, and finishers who put their skill and heart into every piece.

From Jaipur’s prints to premium fabrics, every detail is crafted with love.

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