The dark purple Kram shirt

This one is not a costume, and we cannot tell you exactly where it was. Jason Sanjay directed Sigma, he is not in it, and the footage of him in this shirt surfaced on 6 October 2026, four days after the film opened. It follows him out through a service door and down a yellow back corridor with a crowd around him; one man in his group wears a Sigma tee, and the last shot passes the sign of a Nexus mall. Nobody has reported the occasion, so we are not naming a venue or a date.

The shirt is not a guess. It is Rare Rabbit's Kram, listed on the brand's own site as the Men's Kram Dark Purple Cotton Button Relaxed Fit Jacquard Shirt at ₹4,599. When this page was built, S to XL were in stock and XS and XXL were sold out. It is not on Myntra. A price-check clip going round named it first; we checked it against the brand's own close-up before believing it, and the weave lines up braid for braid.

Piece by piece. The shirt is a deep aubergine purple, darker than it looks in the clip's warmer shots. The texture is the whole point: down each side of the placket, columns of raised cable braid alternate with plain ribbed stripes, the sort of jacquard that reads as a stripe from across a room and as knitwear from close up. Camp collar lying flat and open, short sleeves, tonal buttons, a relaxed straight body. He wears it untucked with the top button undone.

The jeans are a very pale ice blue with an even wash, slim through the leg and straight below the knee, with one large rip high on the left thigh where the white weft shows through and smaller nicks lower down.

What we are leaving off. His feet never come into the frame, so there are no shoes here. On one wrist he stacks a white bead bracelet over a black braided one, and he wears a thin chain with a small cross and a ring; all visible, none close enough to match honestly.

Below is the real shirt at the brand's price, and the jeans are our pick at ₹501, with exactly where they differ.