Frequently Asked Questions
What is your return policy?
At Khatri Bandhani, we understand that sometimes items may not be the perfect fit or match your expectations. That’s why we offer a hassle-free return policy. If you’re Get Damaged Product Only then , you can return it within 3 days for a full refund or exchange.
How can I track my order?
Once your order has been processed, you will receive a tracking number via SMS or push notification. You can use this number to track the status of your delivery on our website or through the courier service.
Do you offer free shipping?
Yes, we provide free standard shipping on all orders within India. For expedited or international shipping, additional charges may apply.
Khatri Bandhani FAQs: History , Craftsmanship & Authenticity Guide
Khatri Bandhani is an authentic
traditional clothing brand specializing in
handcrafted Bandhani (tie-dye) apparel and
accessories. Rooted deep in the heritage of
the Khatri artisan community, the brand
brings centuries-old tie-and-dye techniquesโ
such as intricate dot work, Gharcholas, and
modal/Gaji silk sareesโinto the modern
fashion landscape.
Yes, Khatri Bandhani is a recognized
authentic brand known for delivering
genuine, hand-tied, and hand-dyed garments.
Every pieceโincluding pure Gaji silk sarees,
Bavan Barg dupattas, and traditional bridal
wearโis meticulously crafted to preserve
indigenous Indian textile traditions.
sarees and dupattas?
Khatri Bandhani primarily uses
premium, skin-friendly, and rich traditional
fabrics. Our core collections feature Pure
Gaji Silk, Modal Silk, and fine handloom
blends that offer a luxurious drape and long
lasting quality suitable for weddings,
festivals, and grand celebrations.
Our products are unique because
they are created using generations of
traditional craftsmanship. Unlike mass
produced machine prints, every dot on a
Khatri Bandhani saree or dupatta is manually
tied and precision-dyed by skilled artisans,
ensuring that no two pieces are identical.
wedding collections?
Yes, Khatri Bandhani offers an
exclusive range of wedding attire, including
traditional red and pink bridal Bandhani
sarees, Gharchola sarees featuring Lagdi
Patto, and heavy festive dupattas
traditionally worn during auspicious
occasions and Indian weddings.
Bandhej?
Bandhani and Bandhej refer to the
exact same traditional tie-and-dye art form.
The word comes from the Sanskrit root
Bandh, meaning “to tie.” While “Bandhani” is
commonly used to describe the textile craft
and the finished product, “Bandhej” is often
used interchangeably in local artisan
markets, particularly in Gujarat and
Rajasthan, to describe the pinched-and-tied
dot technique.
Yes, our collection features
premium fabrics, most notably Pure Gaji Silk
and Modal Silk. Khatri Bandhani sarees are
celebrated for their rich texture, soft sheen,
and vibrant traditional color palettes, making
them the preferred choice for weddings,
festive occasions, and traditional events.
Dupattas and Stoles?
Khatri Bandhani offers a wide range
of traditional and contemporary dupattas
and stoles. This includes classic heavy
border Gaji silk dupattas, bridal Gharchola
designs, multi-colored Bavan Barg styles,
and lightweight modal stoles that can be
paired with both ethnic and fusion outfits.
outfits and Kaftans?
Absolutely! Along with traditional
drapes, Khatri Bandhani blends heritage
textile art with modern silhouettes. Our
collection features designer Bandhani
kaftans, fusion dresses, and contemporary
Indo-Western outfits that offer comfort
without losing the rich ethnic touch of
handmade tie-dye.
Lehengas?
Yes, we feature exquisite Bandhani
lehengas tailored for brides and festive
celebrations. Crafted with intricate hand-tied
dot patterns, zari weaves, and traditional
motifs, our lehengas capture the timeless
elegance of Gujarati and Rajasthani royal
heritage.
discount offers?
Yes! For a limited time, Khatri
Bandhani is offering a massive 60% OFF on
every single product across our entire online
store ( khatribandhani.com
). This includes
our complete collection of pure Gaji silk
sarees, Bandhej dupattas, kaftans, lehengas,
and stoles.