Man Sherwani:
Sherwani is a long coat that resembles achkan in style. It is buttoned up to the neck and is usually below the knee length. It adds to the beauty and grace of men, especially the taller ones. Indian men spend generously shopping for the sherwani suit for their special wedding occasion. This traditional Indian men's clothing is experiencing rapid growth in demand. In India, men wear Sherwani over Kurta and Churidar pajamas.
As part of fashion, Sherwani is sometimes associated with Kurta and salwar. To learn more about traditional Sherwanis in India, read on.
The origin of the Sherwani dates back to Central Asia during the time when it was the dress code for Turkish and Persian nobles in the Delhi Sultanate and the Mughal Empire. By the end of the 18th century, almost all men wore sherwani, as this outfit was not restricted to nobles only, but became the traditional dress of the common man.
Sherwani is the internal dress of men in Pakistan. Government officials in Pakistan usually wear the formal black Sherwani at national functions. Whereas, in India, it is mainly used on the occasion of traditional family functions.
These days Sherwanis are popping up in a variety of styles, patterns, and designs. Even in fabric, there are huge options available to choose from. The higher the price you're willing to spend, the more intricately designed Sherwanis you can choose from. The sherwani suit is quite close to the body and this is what gives it elegance.
Therefore, the fit is of the utmost importance as it has the ability to make or break the whole look. In today's age, all embroidery work is done by machine. When it comes to ornamentation, Sherwanis are adorned with various types of artwork such as beads, mirrors, sequins, and embroidery. Unlike times past, today, men wear Sherwani only on informal occasions such as weddings or some family cultural function.
