Cotton Kurtas

Cotton is traditionally used to make kurtas. It can be worn plain or with embroidered decoration, such as chikan, and it can also be worn loose or tight in the torso, typically falling just above or below the wearer's knees. A traditional kurta's front and back are made of rectangular pieces, and its side seams are left open at the bottom, up to varying lengths, to allow for movement. Traditional kurta sleeves fall to the wrist without narrowing, and the ends are hemmed but not cuffed; the kurta can be worn by both men and women; it is traditionally collarless, though standing collars are becoming more popular; and it can be worn over ordinary pajamas, loose shalwars, churidars, or less traditionally over jeans. Cotton kurtas are a craze among the young men, boys, ladies and girls. They can wear the shirts with jeans, trousers, Denim shorts, or shorts. Cotton is a good material for kurtas. The material can also be transformed with regular patterns.

Material Used in Cotton Kurtas:

Kurtas are typically made of cotton fabrics and are worn during the summer months. Linen, or a linen-cotton blend, is a popular fabric for kurta pajamas in both summer and winter.

Kurtas are generally fastened with tasselled ties, cloth balls and loops, or buttons. Buttons are typically made of wood or plastic. Kurtas worn for formal occasions may have decorative metal buttons that are not sewn to the fabric but, like cufflinks, are fastened into the cloth when needed. These buttons can be embellished with jewels, enamelling, and other traditional jewellera s techniques.

Styles of Cotton Kurtas:

A traditional Cotton Kurta is made up of rectangular fabric pieces with possibly a few gusset inserts and is cut so that no waste fabric is left. Although decorative treatments can be elaborate, the cut is usually simple. Traditional cotton kurta sleeves are straight to the wrist and do not narrow, as many Western-cut sleeves do. Sleeves are hemmed and decorated rather than cuffed.

Cotton Kurtas are typically open in the front; however, some styles button at the shoulder seam. The front opening is generally a hemmed slit in the fabric that is attached or buttoned at the top; however, plackets instead of slits are used on some cotton kurtas. The opening can be centred on the chest or off centre.

Features of Cotton Kurtas

Men and women both love cotton kurtas because of certain inherent features, such as:

• Comfortable to wear in all seasons
• Especially good for wearing during hot summer days
• Nice designs and attractive looks
• Appealing on the wearer
• Easy to maintain
• Fade and shrink-resistant
• Durable material that lasts long
• Also available in cotton blends

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