Scroll through Instagram long enough and you’ll likely come across The Jaipur Studio, a women’s ethnic wear label known for Ajrakh, Bandhani and hand block-printed kurta sets. But how does it hold up when you actually order? Here is what to know before you buy.
What The Jaipur Studio sells
The Jaipur Studio is a Jaipur-based women’s ethnic wear brand. Its range covers kurtis, kurta sets, dupatta sets, co-ord sets, short tops, Anarkalis, Afghani sets, winter wear and a wedding edit for Mehendi, Haldi, Cocktail and Trousseau occasions.
The focus is on Rajasthani and Indian crafts: hand block printing, Ajrakh, Bandhani, Leheriya, Kalamkari and hand embroidery. The brand says it works with Jaipur’s artisan community, with a craft legacy dating back to 1950.
Fabrics and quality
Most of the everyday range uses breathable natural fabrics: pure cotton, mul cotton, muslin, cotton-flex, linen and Kota Doria. Festive pieces move into Chanderi, tissue, mashru silk and velvet, while the winter range uses wool and velvet.
Customer reviews on the brand’s website often mention soft fabric and comfortable fits. The site shows more than 1,400 reviews.
Pricing
The Jaipur Studio sits in the affordable-to-mid price range for craft-led ethnic wear.
| Category | Typical price |
| Short tops | ₹600–₹1,900 |
| Kurtis | from ₹995 |
| Co-ord sets | ₹1,400–₹1,900 |
| Festive dupatta sets | ₹2,600–₹4,900 |
| Winter wool and velvet sets | ₹1,900–₹5,000 |
The brand regularly runs bundle offers, such as a flat discount when you buy two or three pieces.
Sizing
This is one of the brand’s strengths. Most styles run from M-38 to 6XL-52, many extend to 9XL58, and there is a dedicated plus-size section. Sizes vary by style, so check the size chart on each product page before ordering.
