Colours, made slowly. By hand.
Raunak Chanderi Kaftan
Handwoven 80 GSM Benarasi Chanderi shirt featuring clamp-dyed double-colour Shibori polka dots. Naturally dyed with certified plant-based colours, it offers a soft, breathable, opaque finish with a relaxed free-size silhouette.
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Why you’ll love Chanderi Kaftans
The ease of Kaftan, brought to life through handwoven Chanderi.
Thoughtful Neck Patterns
Clean, considered neck patterns and carefully chosen details give every kaftan a distinctive yet effortless character.
Artful Surface Design
From Shibori to other traditional surface techniques, each design brings texture, colour and individuality to the fabric.
Made in Small Batches
Crafted in limited batches, our kaftans keep the human connection at the heart of what you wear—made by people, not mass-produced.
Made to Style Your Way
Wear it on its own, layer it, pair it with a salwar or dress it up with your favourite accessories. One silhouette, many possibilities.
Why ₹6,800?
A Rangaai piece takes far more than fabric and stitching to make. From extensive colour sampling to slow, small-batch dyeing, every stage is shaped by the limitations and beauty of natural materials.
24 Hours of Making
Dyes That Follow Nature
50 metres of sampling
Handwoven fabric only
Before you order
A naturally dyed, handwoven garment, made in small batches and finished by hand. Each piece is unique, with subtle variations
No returns. If it doesn’t work for you, you can exchange it for another size or style. Have any doubts before ordering? WhatsApp us—we’re happy to help.
Pair with straight pants and simple jewellery for an effortless workday look. Add a scarf and jewellery when you want to dress it up.
Handwash with mild detergent or reetha, rinse gently and dry in the shade. No dry cleaning or tumble drying. We suggest washing your Rangaai in the evening, so it can dry gently overnight away from direct sunlight
Chanderi is known for its colour longevity and does not easily fade with proper care. Khadi, when cared for gently as recommended, can last 4–5 years or more. Natural fabrics and dyes respond best to gentle washing, shade drying, and a little care.