Veshti - 2 Meters | Jari with Velcro Border Dhoti for Men/ White Colour Panchakajam
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Sku : 3018202
Height : 80 Inch
Width : 49 Inch
• Step out in style and grace with our white veshti for men, the perfect addition to your traditional wardrobe!
• Costume/attire is a cultural mirror that portrays the time, aesthetic sense, and social environment of a civilization.
• The garments we wear have gone through a long process of evolution. One such men’s garment that offers a glimpse of the ethnic world of South India is the Veshti. A timeless piece of clothing that exudes grace and modesty.
• An essential part of any man's wardrobe for casual, traditional, bridal, and formal occasions.
• This dhoti has been accentuated with a jari border, which gives it a rich and intricate texture.
• Veshti is a classic adornment for men in India, as it symbolises purity and goodness.
• Woven with the finest quality cotton yarn This elegant rectangular piece of cloth can be simply wrapped around your waist using velcro.
• Traditional veshtis can be difficult to wear and may require skill to tie properly. To make the process of wearing a veshti easier and more convenient, some designers have created a version of the garment that uses velcro.
• The velcro veshti has strips of velcro attached to the waistband of the garment, which can be easily fastened and adjusted to ensure a comfortable fit. The velcro also allows the veshti to be easily removed, making it a convenient option for those who may need to change quickly or frequently throughout the day.
• The cotton fabric is non-irritant and ensures comfort all day long.
• Its high durability and low maintenance make it ideal for everyday wear.
• This will also make an excellent pair with Angavastram.
• Whether you're attending a religious ceremony or simply looking to enhance your spiritual practice, our white dhoti is the perfect choice.
• vesti is a symbol of tradition, culture, and heritage, and wearing it is a way to pay homage to the rich history and customs of India.