Where Winter Warmth Meets Kashmiri Craft
Winter dressing in Kashmir has always been about more than layers—it’s about craft, comfort, and heritage. Oroori’s woollen collection brings together pashmina and semi-pashmina suits, enriched with Sozni and Jamavar embroidery, celebrating centuries of Kashmiri textile mastery in a form suited for today.
These are not just winter suits—they are timeless, handcrafted pieces made to be worn and treasured.
What Makes Kashmiri Woollen Suits Special?
Kashmiri woollen suits stand apart due to:
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Naturally warm Himalayan wool
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Fine hand embroidery techniques
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Lightweight construction despite high insulation
Designed for cold climates, these fabrics retain warmth without feeling heavy or bulky.
Pashmina vs Semi-Pashmina Wool
Pashmina wool is sourced from the fine undercoat of Himalayan goats and is known for being:
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Extremely soft
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Lightweight yet highly insulating
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Rare and labour-intensive
Semi-pashmina blends pashmina with fine wool, offering:
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Better durability
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Easier maintenance
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A more accessible price
Oroori curates both, maintaining quality across the collection.
Sozni Embroidery of Kashmir
Sozni is a delicate hand embroidery technique done with fine needles and silk or cotton threads.
Key Features:
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Intricate floral and paisley motifs
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Subtle, refined colour palettes
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Almost identical embroidery on both sides
Sozni adds elegance without overpowering the fabric, making it ideal for woollen suits.
Explore a signature Sozni piece here:
https://theoroori.store/products/frosted-grey-kashmiri-woollen-suit
Jamavar Work: Royal Winter Embroidery
Jamavar embroidery is richer and denser, inspired by Mughal and Persian designs.
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Bold paisleys and vines
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Traditionally associated with royalty
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Adds visual depth to winter wear
At Oroori, Jamavar is used in a balanced, wearable manner, keeping comfort intact.
Why Pashmina Is Expensive—and Worth It
Pashmina’s cost reflects:
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Limited fibre yield
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Hand spinning and weaving
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Weeks (or months) of embroidery
What you receive in return:
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Exceptional warmth
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Breathability
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Longevity and timeless appeal
Oroori’s Woollen Collection
Oroori’s woollen suits are curated for women who value craftsmanship and understated luxury.
What Defines the Collection:
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Authentic Kashmiri sourcing
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Elegant winter-friendly colours
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Thoughtful Sozni and Jamavar placement
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Suitable for daily wear and festive evenings
Each piece respects tradition while fitting seamlessly into modern wardrobes.
Styling Woollen Sozni & Jamavar Suits
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Pair with solid pashmina or woollen shawls
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Choose minimal jewellery—silver or pearls work best
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Ideal for winter weddings, workwear, and evening gatherings
People Also Ask
Is pashmina warmer than wool?
Yes. Pashmina fibres are finer and trap heat more effectively.
Are woollen suits suitable for daily wear?
Semi-pashmina and fine wool suits are perfect for everyday winters.
How to identify genuine Sozni work?
Look for fine, consistent stitches and reversible detailing.
Conclusion
Oroori’s woollen collection is a tribute to Kashmiri heritage—where pashmina warmth meets Sozni and Jamavar artistry. These suits are designed to keep you warm, comfortable, and deeply connected to tradition.
FAQs
How should woollen suits be stored?
Fold in breathable cotton covers with natural moth repellents.
Do these suits work for North Indian winters?
Yes, especially pashmina and semi-pashmina fabrics.









