Dhoti is one of India’s oldest traditional men’s garments. It is an intrinsic component of Indian culture that has recently received a lot of attention. Because of the changing fashion market, there are now a variety of dhoti styles. Dhotis have made a great comeback, and you can now see models wearing them on the runway. Thank you to all of the fashion designers who have contributed to the dhoti’s attractiveness. Dhotis are available in a variety of designs, styles, prints, and fabrics.
HOW SHOULD DHOTIS BE WEARED?
5 yards of simple cloth draped around the waist is what a dhoti is. There is a specific way for tying the dhoti. People who live in villages and wear dhotis on a regular basis, as well as fashion designers, are familiar with this technique. If this is your first time wearing a dhoti, here is a step-by-step guide to help you get used to it.
STEP 1: Hold the dhoti horizontally, making sure the border is on top and facing outwards if it has one.
STEP 2: Arrange the dhoti so that the cloth is evenly spread on both sides of the body.
STEP 3: Make pleats on the right side of the dhoti and tie it in front, slightly below the navel. The pleats should be tucked within the waistband.
STEP 4: With the leftover cloth, make pleats on the left side and tuck it in.
STEP 5: Tuck the pleats behind your back and under your legs.
MEN’S DHOTI KURTA STYLES
On holidays like Holi and Diwali, men typically wear dhoti kurtas. It’s quite easy to pick the proper kind of dhoti for the right occasion if you know how to tie dhotis. There was a time when men preferred western clothing to traditional Indian apparel such as dhoti and kurta for men, however men’s preferences have shifted back to traditional Indian attire.
DHOTI KURTA:INDIAN MEN’S NATIONAL DRESS
Dhotis are a traditional Indian men’s clothing. It has been a part of India’s culture and customs for a long time. In Northern and Eastern India, men generally wear dhoti kurtas. The dhoti was once considered a casual garment. Men stopped wearing it because it was difficult and time-consuming to put on. It is now considered occasion attire and is typically worn at parties and celebrations.
COMBO DHOTI SALWAR
The combo of the salwar and dhoti is stunning. Salwars are available in a wide range of colours, materials, embroideries, patterns, and other details, and practically all of them complement a basic dhoti. This outfit has been trendy in recent years, and many young people prefer it over others.