ਪਲਾਜ਼ੋ
The Palazzo.
The everyday, in the atelier's hand.
A palazzo (ਪਲਾਜ਼ੋ) is a modern Punjabi silhouette of straight or slightly A-line wide-leg trousers, worn with a long kurti or a shorter cropped one. Where the gharara and sharara flare dramatically, the palazzo stays clean.
The palazzo entered Punjabi wardrobes in the 2000s as the everyday suit — for kitty parties, temple visits, small family gatherings, and modern working women. It does what a salwar does but sits softer against the leg.
At TEEYAN we cut the palazzo in cotton-silk for the day, or heavier silks for the evening. The line is quiet on purpose — one line of hand marori on the neckline, a soft dupatta, and no more. This is the suit for the woman who does not need to be loud.
Wide-leg straight or slight A-line trousers. Clean, modern, quiet.
Traditional gathered trousers, wide at the top and narrow at the ankle. The Punjabi everyday.
Two flared trousers opening from the hip in one line. Heavier, more formal, cocktail-ready.
A cotton-silk palazzo in ivory, chalk, or pale blue moves through a work day and still looks bespoke.
Lighter silks in saffron, dusty rose, sage green. Half a suit's karigari, twice its wearability.
For the woman who wants to move freely and eat without her waistband cutting in.
Palazzo silhouettes flatter every body and every age — the mother of the bride can wear one and be photographed beautifully.
Our modern palazzo silhouette — chalk cotton-silk, cropped kurti, cigarette palazzo.
See the Kora →A palazzo suit is a Punjabi and North Indian silhouette of wide-leg straight or slightly A-line trousers worn with a kurti and dupatta. Unlike a gharara or sharara, the palazzo has no dramatic bell — it stays clean from waist to ankle.
A salwar is the traditional Punjabi gathered trouser — wide at the top, narrow at the ankle. A palazzo is wide the whole way down. The palazzo is modern, minimal, and easier for a working woman to wear.
Yes — for softer occasions like the Roka, Chunni Chadhai, Mehndi day, or as reception wear for older women. It is not typically bridal — most Punjabi brides choose a lehenga, gharara, or bridal anarkali for the ceremony itself.
Cotton-silk for day. Heavier silks (raw silk, dupion, satin silk) for evening. TEEYAN's Kora palazzo is cut in chalk cotton-silk — quiet, honest, sits softly against the leg.
Every TEEYAN palazzo is made to your measurements. Price is quoted on request over WhatsApp based on fabric, embroidery, and lining choices. Duties-paid delivery worldwide is included.
Six to nine weeks depending on the embroidery. A minimal palazzo like Kora — one line of hand marori — is closer to six weeks. A more embroidered palazzo takes eight to nine.
We do not fill forms. Every TEEYAN palazzo is made for one woman — WhatsApp us to speak about fabric, colour, karigari, and your date.
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