Every Indian man should have a classic white dhoti and angavastram in his wardrobe. It is, after all, an attire that one never goes wrong with, be it for havanas and poojanas or for gatherings with traditional overtones.
The one that you see on this page is a pure cotton number. While its foundation colour is a solid white, the natural colour of homegrown cotton, it comes in a range of coloured borders, each of which would look good on a variety of occasions such as Indian weddings and festivals.
The dhoti is designed to be gathered around the waist and the upper edge arranged in layers of pleats, which are then to be tucked inside right below the navel.
The angavastram one arranges across the torso in any number of styles, a few of which are depicted across the different styles this one comes in.
Dhotis fashioned from pure cotton make for a signature fall and silhouette, which is clearly a characteristic of this ensemble. From soft pastels to their more vibrant shades and tints, one may be spoilt for choice.
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