These white sharara pants are made in soft, dyeable cotton. Gentle pleats at the waist open into wide, flowing legs that fall in one continuous flare to the hem. There is no knee seam, so the movement stays smooth and graceful with every step.

Here is what makes them different. Both the fabric and the stitching thread are dyeable cotton. Take your shirt to any dyer, ask for an exact shade match, and get a sharara that matches perfectly. Dyeing costs around Rs. 300, and you never have to guess a colour from a screen again.

Styling tip: Pair them with a short or mid-length kurta so the full flare stays visible. They suit Eid, mehndi functions and family gatherings, and a light dupatta completes the look.

Details
– Fabric: [100% cotton, pre-shrunk] – Thread: Dyeable cotton
– Waist: [elastic / drawstring, dyeable cotton] – Fit: Wide-legged, flowing from the waist to the hem
– Waist detail: [soft pleats / plain] – Length: [_40_ inches] – Hem width: [15__ inches] – Colour: White (dye-ready)

How to get your perfect shade
1. Order your white sharara pants.
2. Show your shirt or swatch to your dyer.
3. Ask for an exact match, and wear them.

Care
– Wash separately for the first few washes after dyeing.
– Use cold water and a mild detergent.
– Iron at medium heat, on the reverse side, to keep the pleats crisp.

Good to know
– Photographed in white. The final shade depends on your chosen dye and your dyer.
– Ask your dyer to test on a small area first.
– Cotton may shrink slightly after dyeing, so please check the waist, hip and length measurements in our size guide before ordering.