What kurtis can you sell online?
- Daily-wear cotton kurtis
- Kurta sets with dupatta
- Anarkali and gowns
- Men’s kurtas and Nehru jackets
- Lehengas for weddings
- Unstitched suit materials
How to start selling kurtis online
- Create your kurtis store on Trozly with the setup chat
- Add your kurtis with photos, price and variants
- Connect your bank for UPI and switch on Cash on Delivery
- Connect Shiprocket for one-click shipping
- Share your store link on Instagram and WhatsApp
Photos that sell kurtis
Front, back, side and a fabric close-up. If you buy from a wholesaler, reshoot rather than using their catalogue photos; the same photos appear on hundreds of sites and make your store look like a reseller.
Pricing and product pages
Make a “Festive” and an “Under ₹999” collection. Customers filter by price and occasion more than by fabric.
Shipping kurtis
Most kurtis weigh 300–500 g packed. Lehengas and gowns need a box and often cross 1 kg, so set weight per product for those.
What your kurtis store gets on Trozly
- UPI, cards and netbanking — money settles to your bank
- Cash on Delivery with your own COD fee and limit
- Variants with stock per size or colour
- Shiprocket: AWB, pickup and tracking in one click
- GST invoices with HSN
- Meta Pixel and Google Analytics events
- Policy pages for Indian e-commerce rules
Every store gets trozly.com/your-brand free. Connect yourbrand.in or shop.yourbrand.com with SSL for ₹1,500 a year. How it works
Questions about selling kurtis online
Where should I buy kurtis to resell?
Surat, Jaipur and Delhi wholesale markets are the usual sources. Start small with 10–20 designs, see what sells, then reorder.
Can I sell on my store and on Instagram together?
Yes. Your store is the checkout; Instagram is where people discover you. Link products in stories and bio.
