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Newari Collection

Shop Newari Dress for Men and Women

Step into the graphic elegance of Newari dress—bold blacks and reds, structured coats, and jewelry with story. Build your look with the signature Haku Patasi (black sari with red border), tailored Taplan waistcoats/coats, and Cholo/Chaubandi blouses. Designed for comfort through Indra Jatra, Mha Puja (Newari New Year), weddings, temple visits, and family ceremonies, these pieces balance heritage lines with modern, photo-ready fits.

What you’ll find in this collection

  • Haku Patasi-Inspired Saris
  • Crisp black drapes with red borders and clean fall—pair with minimal Cholo blouses for a classic Kathmandu-Valley silhouette.
  • Taplan Coats & Waistcoats
  • Structured layers that sharpen sarees and skirts alike; easy to reuse for receptions and formal gatherings.
  • Blouses & Tops (Cholo/Chaubandi)
  • Cotton and velvet options with refined necklines and sleeves that sit neatly under sarees or pair with solid skirts.
  • Ceremonial Accents
  • Shawls/stoles that frame the look; complement with Newar-inspired coin necklaces and bangles (style according to community customs).

Fabric, fit & finish

Expect breathable cotton for daytime rounds and plush velvet or light jacquard for evenings. Sarees and blouses are cut for mobility; Taplan layers feature tidy seams, reinforced armholes, and clean piping so lines stay sharp from chariot processions to dinner.

Wear Newari attire

Perfect for Indra Jatra, Mha Puja, weddings, house pujas, and cultural programs. For a modern twist, wear a Taplan waistcoat over a crisp shirt and trousers, or style a black saree with a sleek Cholo blouse and gold accents.

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FAQs: Newari Dress & This Collection

Q1. Are these designs aligned with Newar attire?

Yes. We highlight Haku Patasi drapes, Taplan tailoring, and Cholo/Chaubandi blouses—core elements of Newari dressing—refined with modern cuts, neat piping, and comfortable finishes.

Choose your usual size for a close, tailored fit. If layering over thicker blouses or sweaters for evening events, consider sizing up.

Pick cotton for daytime pujas and processions; opt for velvet or light jacquard blouses or Taplan layers for receptions and night programs.

Dry-clean velvet/jacquard or before long storage. For cotton sarees/blouses, gentle cold-water hand wash, dry flat, and avoid wringing to protect the red border and shape.

A Haku Patasi-style saree with a minimal Cholo blouse and a Taplan layer is classic. Add coin-necklace accents if they align with your family’s customs.

Absolutely. A Taplan waistcoat over a shirt and trousers rocks smart-formal; a black saree with a minimal blouse and slim belt creates a sleek contemporary silhouette.

A fitted Cholo/Chaubandi blouse with clean sleeves and a stable neckline keeps the Haku Patasi’s border lines crisp in photos and during ceremonies.