Kala Ghoda Black Polo + Chowpatty Sands Shorts Co-ord Set
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Description
The Kala Ghoda Black Polo and the Chowpatty Sands Shorts, sold together as one set. Deep black from Mumbai's art district, warm sand from its most famous beach. Wear them as a pair for a sharp, easy look, or split them up and style each piece on its own.
- In the set: one Kala Ghoda Black Polo and one pair of Chowpatty Sands Shorts.
- Polo: 100% organic Piqué Knit cotton, anti-curl collar, pre-shrunk, athletic fit.
- Shorts: 100% organic cotton, elastic waistband with an adjustable drawcord, deep pockets, relaxed fit.
- Your sizes: pick the polo size and the shorts size separately.
- Unisex: made for men and women.
Why You'll Love It
1. Ghar to Daftar
Style it under a blazer for meetings or pair it with chinos for client lunches, our tees and polos bring a clean, crisp look that fits right into your 9-to-5. Professional, but never boring.
2. Sundowners to Sleepovers
Dress it up with a chain and sneakers for the party, or throw on some shorts for a beach run. And when the night ends? Just crash in it , soft enough for your bed, sleek enough for the bar.
3. Built for Bombay, Ready for Anywhere
Whether you're on a bike ride through Bandra, chilling with family in Powai, or heading for a monsoon trek, these pieces adapt, blending comfort, culture, and casual class in one look.
Benefits
1. Premium, 100% Cotton Comfort
Made with ultra-soft, long-staple cotton that breathes with your skin. This is comfort that lasts all day and only gets better with time. No itch, no stickiness, just pure cotton bliss.
2. Organic & Skin-Friendly
Crafted using eco-conscious, organic cotton that’s kind to your skin and the planet. No harsh chemicals, no weird after-feel, just a naturally smooth touch your body will thank you for.
3. Why Settle for Less?
This isn’t your average fast-fashion tee. It’s engineered for longevity, structure, and feel. Once you wear Bombased, going back to ordinary feels like a downgrade, because quality isn’t just seen, it’s felt.




