Traditional dress
Indian saree
A saree (or sari) is a traditional Indian garment worn by women. It consists of a long piece of cloth, usually around 5 to 9 yards, that is draped elegantly around the body. The saree is typically paired with a blouse (choli) and a petticoat (a type of underskirt).
While the saree maintains its traditional roots, it has evolved over the years. Designers have reimagined the saree by incorporating modern fabrics, shorter lengths, and creative draping styles. The pre-stitched saree has also gained popularity, offering a more convenient and ready-to-wear version of the traditional garment.
Salwar kameez
The Salwar Kameez is a traditional Indian outfit consisting of two main pieces: the kameez (a tunic or top) and the salwar (loose-fitting pants). Often paired with a dupatta (a long scarf), it is a versatile and comfortable outfit worn by women in India and other South Asian countries.
The style is popular for its elegance and ease, making it a common choice for both casual and formal occasions. It comes in a wide variety of fabrics, colors, and designs, making it a favorite in both fashion and everyday wear.
Indian dhoti
A dhoti is a traditional Indian garment worn by men. It is a long piece of cloth, usually about 4-6 yards, that is wrapped around the waist and tied in place. The dhoti is often worn during formal occasions, religious ceremonies, and cultural events. It is typically made from cotton or silk and can be plain or decorated with patterns. The dhoti is especially popular in many parts of India, particularly in the southern regions.
Why tradition wear
Traditional wear is chosen for its cultural significance, comfort, and timeless elegance. It connects people to their heritage, supports artisans, and offers a unique, versatile style for various occasions. Plus, it’s often made from natural, eco-friendly fabrics.
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