This ivory sherwani uses a warm Silk Jamawar base with fine gold thread embroidery across the garment. A gold zari band collar creates the main metallic focal point, while stitched deep red detail defines the front opening and cuffs.
Ivory sherwani with fine gold embroidery
The base colour is ivory rather than white or cream. Gold thread embroidery extends across the garment, giving this design a fuller worked surface than the cleaner white sherwani.
The embroidery combines machine threadwork with hand embellishment. It is therefore not accurate to describe the entire garment as hand embroidered.
Gold zari at the collar only
The high band collar carries confirmed gold zari artwork. The gold across the body and sleeves is thread embroidery, not zari, and the cuffs are not zari.
Keeping that distinction clear prevents the embroidery technique from being overstated.
Deep red detailing built into the sherwani
Deep red is stitched into the front opening and sleeve cuffs. These red details belong to the garment itself.
The red shawl visible in the styled photographs is a separate piece and should not be confused with the red detailing sewn into the sherwani.
Front buttons and construction
Large embellished buttons create a defined vertical line down the centre front. The sherwani is fully lined and reaches up to approximately 47 inches (119 cm) in length.
Compare other pale and dark colours in our sherwani range for grooms. The ivory, gold and red palette can also be compared with our Pakistani bridal collection when planning coordinated wedding outfits.
Product specifications
- Product: Sherwani
- Base colour: Ivory
- Accent colour: Deep red
- Fabric: Silk Jamawar
- Embroidery: Fine gold thread embroidery across the garment
- Method: Machine threadwork with hand embellishment
- Gold zari: High band collar only
- Red detailing: Front opening and cuffs
- Front: Large embellished buttons
- Construction: Fully lined
- Length: Up to approximately 47 inches (119 cm)
Frequently asked questions
Is this sherwani ivory or white?
Ivory. It has a warmer tone than the separate white sherwani in the range and carries a fuller gold embroidered surface.
What fabric is it made from?
The sherwani is made from Silk Jamawar and is fully lined.
Is the whole sherwani hand embroidered?
No. The embroidery combines machine threadwork with hand embellishment.
Is all of the gold work zari?
No. Confirmed gold zari is limited to the high band collar. The gold across the body and sleeves is thread embroidery, and the cuffs are not zari.
Are the red details part of the sherwani?
Yes. Deep red is stitched into the front opening and cuffs. The red shawl seen in the styled photographs is a separate piece.
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