Kurta For Men Collection

Kurta for Men

What is kurti/ kurta?

A kurti / kurta is a traditional garment worn by women or men in South Asia. It is a type of tunic that typically reaches the mid-thigh or knee length. It is usually made of lightweight fabrics with many different colors and designs.

What is a Male Kurta?

A male kurta is a traditional long shirt or tunic that men or women in South Asia wear, particularly in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. It is commonly made of cotton or silk that is designed to be light and comfortable, especially in hot weather. Kurta has a loose-fitting silhouette, with straight cuts in the front and back and long sleeves that usually end at the wrist. The length of the Kurta can vary, depending on the preference of the wearer and the occasion. The Kurta is commonly worn with pants, pajamas, churidar, and jeans. And sometimes with a waistcoat or a jacket. It is a versatile piece of clothing that can be worn formally or casually occasions. Over time it has remained a popular choice for men’s traditional wear.

Some Popular Styles of Kurtas for Men:

Pathani Kurta: A long, loose-fitted Kurta with a Mandarin collar and side slits, originating from Afghanistan.

Punjabi Kurta: A traditional Kurta worn in the Punjab region, usually made of cotton, with a collarless neckline and side slits.

Nehru Kurta: Also known as the Mandarin collar Kurta, named after the Indian politician Jawaharlal Nehru, who popularized this style. The Kurta has a stand-up collar and a button placket.

Anarkali Kurta: A Kurta that flares out from the waist and has a fitted bodice inspired by the dress worn by the famous dancer Anarkali in Mughal history.

Indo-Western Kurta: A fusion of Indian and Western styles, combining elements of a Kurta and a shirt, often with a Western-style collar and button placket.