Midnight Blue Sherwani for Men

Midnight Blue Hand Embroidered Black Sherwani for Men

A classic piece with a royal touch, this Midnight Blue Hand Embroidered Black Sherwani for Men is designed for elegance at any wedding celebration. Its unique midnight blue color, combined with self-weaved embroidery, creates an understated yet captivating style that will make the groom, best man, or any guest look effortlessly sophisticated. This sherwani balances traditional craftsmanship with modern finesse, crafted from a rich Banarsi base fabric that brings out the intricate details in a timeless way.

Key Features

• Color and Embroidery: The sherwani comes in a deep midnight blue hue, featuring a carefully self-weaved antique pattern in the same tone for a refined look. The color allows the embroidery to subtly stand out, enhancing the overall appeal without overpowering.
• Handcrafted Detailing: The round neck collar is hand embroidered with a delicate “kat dana” technique, paired with contrasting copper-toned round buttons along the front and on the cuffs. This blend of blue and copper gives a charming vintage feel.
• Fabric and Feel: Made from Banarsi base fabric, this sherwani offers durability along with an appealing texture. The Banarsi fabric’s intricate pattern adds depth and richness to the overall design, making it both eye-catching and comfortable.
• Timeless Design of Bunches: Adorned with antique patterned bunches, the sherwani reflects traditional aesthetics that complement the modern silhouette. This combination makes it versatile for various wedding roles, whether as the groom, best man, or a guest aiming to make a stylish statement.

Perfect for Weddings and Special Occasions

Whether it’s the groom’s big day or a wedding function, this sherwani is ideal for a polished yet culturally rich look. It’s the kind of outfit that doesn’t need much to look complete – just a pair of well-fitted trousers and classic footwear will complement its grandeur.

Care Instructions

To maintain its original charm, this sherwani should only be dry-cleaned. The fabric and embroidery are delicate and require professional care to keep them looking their best over time.