Some modern fashion designers are incorporating this embroidery into their designs, and its use has spread beyond traditional "salwar kameez" and "dupatta" to accessories like jackets, handbags, cushion covers, table-mats, shoes, slipper, "juttis", and children's clothes. Phulkaris are now sold online on popular retail and fashion websites and apps and can be found in the homes of Punjabis as well as Indian handloom aficionados. Kaur and Gupta (2016) state that the traditional khaddar material has now been replaced by fine materials such as chiffon and silk for the base. The traditional Pat thread has been replaced by synthetic silk thread. All types of dark and light colours are used. This revival can be used to design the interiors of buildings such as Phulkari style curtains or Phulkari work on lamps to enhance the use of Phulkari.