Jackets you will want to wear again and again

Jaipur Sujani designs and sells embroidered jackets. The stitching is the star here. You will find leafy vines on cream, parrots on black, paisleys on plum, and a few designs that are just plain fun.

No two designs are alike, so there is always something to pick from, whether you like your clothes calm or colourful.

A few from the collection

What makes our jackets different

Embroidery you can see from across the room

The designs are big, detailed and stitched in strong colors.

Something for every taste

Florals, birds, paisleys, symbols and prints. Plain jackets are easy to find elsewhere. We make ours a bit more interesting.

Easy to style

Wear one over a kurta, a dress, a T-shirt or jeans. It works for college, work, travel and weddings.

About Teaser

A little about us - Jaipur Sujani

Jaipur Sujani is a Jaipur-based label that designs and sells embroidered jackets. We care about good stitching, bright colour and designs that don't look like everyone else's.


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See them up close

Browse photos of our jackets and look at the stitching for yourself.

🌟Client Stories & Reviews🌟

  • ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Pure royalty! The threadwork quality on the black bird jacket is amazing. You can really feel the authentic Jaipuri craftsmanship. Delivery was very prompt too ❤️!"
    Aanya Singhania
  • ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "I am absolutely in love with this jacket! The Sujani hand embroidery is so detailed and vibrant. I wore it to brunch and received so many lovely compliments!"
    Kavya Kapoor
  • ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "The colors look even more beautiful in person! The cotton fabric feels so lightweight and comfortable. I am definitely planning to buy another piece soon."
    Meera Patel
  • ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Gifted the magenta palm jacket to my sister for her birthday and she completely adored it. The fine Kantha-Sujani embroidery makes it truly unique."
    Devansh Sharma
  • ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Such a beautiful statement piece.❤️ I wore my cream floral jacket to a cultural event and felt so proud wearing handmade Indian heritage art."
    Rhea Roy