Right, lot one, and I will tell you plainly why this is the strong lot: it is a complete outfit sold as a single item. No top to match, no skort to hunt, no last-minute discovery on a Saturday morning that the two halves you own are not the same shade of white. One garment. Zip it and go. Do I hear agreement? I hear agreement.
Let me read out the particulars. This is the MoveKnit sleeveless zip dress, cut fitted, in TravisMathew's MoveKnit fabric — a soft performance knit with real stretch, which is the reason the fitted cut does not become a restriction the first time you reach for a wide forehand.
The front is a full zip, top to skirt, so you control your own neckline and coverage over the course of a match instead of being stuck with whatever the designer decided at nine in the morning. The skirt overlay measures 16.5 inches.
Underneath it is a built-in shortie with a 4.5-inch inseam — genuine coverage, not a token liner — and that shortie carries side hip pockets, which is the detail that decides the sale, because a pocket that will take a second ball is the difference between playing a point and jogging back to the fence. Sizes run 2XS through 2XL, and the colour range is broad.
The entire place was laid out deliberately, on the other side of the creek, as a considered answer to a crowded question. Utsav Chowk is a circular plaza set at the head of Kharghar's main avenue because somebody drew it there first.
Navi Mumbai is a fitting city for something planned as a whole rather than assembled from parts.
Central Park at Kharghar has a cricket ground and a rose garden by design, not by accretion. And Belapur Fort sits on its hillock over Panvel Creek, built by the Siddis, taken by the Marathas in 1737, from an era when things were taken rather than planned.
One garment. One decision. Sold.
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