Grey Mandala Shirt

Rs. 799.00

Architecture, worn.

This full-sleeve shirt draws from one of India's oldest design languages — the mandala, the intricate geometric lattice carved into palace walls and mosque screens to let light filter through in patterns. Here, that same precision lives on fabric: diamond-tiled medallions in slate blue, dusty grey, and off-white repeat across a cool steel base with quiet, mathematical beauty.

Made from 100% pure cotton, it carries a relaxed ease that belies its detail. The muted, tonal palette makes it the most versatile shirt in the collection — it works as effortlessly with white trousers and leather oxfords as it does with dark denim and clean sneakers.

For the man who understands that restraint is its own kind of luxury.

Why ₹799? Here's the honest story.

Most printed shirts in this price range cut corners — synthetic blends, low-resolution prints that fade after 3 washes, and buttons that fall off in a month. We don't do that.

100% Pure Cotton — breathable, skin-friendly, built to last seasons
Artisan-grade block print — each piece hand-finished in India by craftspeople who've been doing this for decades
Made in India, for the world — designed for the NRI who wants something that feels like home but looks global-ready
Corozo buttons — natural, durable, the kind of detail you only find on shirts 3x the price

₹799 is not a discount price. It's a fair price for things made right.

Fabric & Craft Details

Fabric: 100% Pure Cotton (single-weave, 60s count)
Print: Mandala geometric — slate blue, dusty grey & off-white on steel base
Buttons: Steel grey corozo (natural plant-based)
Fit: Relaxed — fits true to size with easy chest room
Sleeve: Full sleeve
Wash Care: Machine wash cold, inside out. Do not tumble dry.
Made in: India 🇮🇳

Size Guide

Size	Chest (inches)	Shoulder (inches)	Length (inches)
M	38-40	17.5	28
L	40-42	18	29
XL	42-44	18.5	30
2XL	44-47	19	31

Fits true to size. If between sizes, size up for a relaxed drape.

For the NRI, the Urban Professional, the Global Indian

Whether you're in a boardroom in Singapore, a museum in Amsterdam, or a dinner in Gurugram — this shirt reads as considered and cultured. The mandala is India's most universal design language, and this is its most wearable form.

Loved by Indian professionals who dress with intention, NRIs who carry Indian craft with global confidence, and international buyers who know good design when they see it.