Collection: TANA BANA

Tana Bana: Woven Kurta Sets for Men at Kun The Label

Ever notice how the best textures are the ones you can feel before you even see them?

That's the idea behind Tana Bana — meaning warp and weft, the two threads that cross to build any woven fabric. Our Tana Bana kurta collection is built around textured weave kurta men techniques: ivory crochet and net-work pieces where the structure of the weave itself is the design, not an embellishment added on top.

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Ivory Crochet Kurta Sets

The Taru Ivory Net Crochet Kurta Set, Suraj Ivory Crochet Kurta Set and Buna Ivory Crochet Kurta Set bring an open, breathable weave structure that reads as effortlessly textured rather than plain.

Ivory Crochet Jacket Sets

The Suraj Ivory Crochet Jacket Set, Chauka Ivory Crochet Jacket Set and Rangoli Ivory Crochet Jacket Set layer the same woven texture into a more structured jacket silhouette — see our Kurta Jacket Sets collection for more jacket options.

They are not just woven kurta set for men pieces; they are a study in how texture alone can carry an outfit without embellishment.

Why Tana Bana Is Different

  • Texture Over Embellishment: No bead work, no embroidery — the weave structure itself is the design.
  • Breathable by Construction: The open crochet and net structure makes these ideal for daytime and warmer-weather functions.
  • Consistently Ivory: The collection leans into a single tonal palette, making pieces easy to mix and pair with accessories.

How to Style Tana Bana Pieces

For Daytime or Destination Functions: Pair with juttis and minimal jewellery — the texture does the work, so keep accessories simple. See Mehendi Outfits for Men for more daytime styling.

For Haldi Ceremonies: The ivory tone pairs naturally with the lighter, brighter palette of haldi functions — explore Haldi Outfits for Men.

Shop Men's Ethnic Wear by Category

Kurta Sets for Men — full-length kurtas paired with matching bottoms. Browse the Kurta Set collection.

Short Kurta Sets for Men — shorter, contemporary silhouettes. Browse Short Kurta Set.

Kurta Jacket Sets for Men — the most structured silhouette in the range. Browse Kurta Jacket Sets.

Design Techniques and Craft

Tana Bana is built entirely on net and crochet open-structure fabrics — a weave-based technique rather than surface embellishment, giving each piece a light, breathable, contemporary silhouette.

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Fit and Sizing

Kun The Label sizes run S/36 through 3XL/46, measured across the chest, and every size is graded and cut in full. Check waist and length measurements separately from the kurta size before ordering.

Customisation and Made to Order

Every Kun The Label style can be made to your measurements — kurta length, sleeve length, neckline and bottom style can all be discussed over WhatsApp at +91 8140866000.

International Shipping

Kun The Label ships worldwide from India with express international courier, including duty-free delivery to the United States and Canada. Orders are currently shipped to India, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, Australia, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.

About Kun The Label

Kun The Label was founded by Anamika Aggarwal, who trained in fashion design at NIFD before returning to design to build a menswear label. Read more about the label, or explore the full signature range — Tana Bana, Nawaab, Aaina, Ghalib, Gulzaar, Noor, Rangrez, Riyasat, Khwaab and Mirza.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Tana Bana translates roughly to "warp and weft" — the two threads that cross to form woven fabric. The collection is named for its focus on woven and crochet texture as the design element itself, rather than embroidery or embellishment.

Net and crochet open-structure fabric work defines this collection — every piece uses woven or crocheted texture rather than surface embroidery, bead work or prints.

They work best for daytime and semi-formal functions like mehendi and haldi ceremonies, given their breathable, textured construction; for evening or reception dressing, our Aaina or Nawaab collections may be a better fit.

Currently the collection is built around an ivory tonal palette — check Shop All for other crochet or woven pieces in different colourways as the range expands.

Open-weave fabrics like crochet and net are more delicate than solid fabrics — gentle handwashing or dry cleaning is recommended, and avoid pulling on the open threadwork.