Different Types of Men Sherwanis

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What is Sherwani ?

• A Sherwani is a long coat that is knee length
  garment. The bottoms are normally Churidar or
  Salwar pants.
• A sherwani is generally worn for formal events or
  weddings.

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Different types of Sherwani Collection
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Wedding Sherwani

• Wedding Sherwanis are the traditional clothing
  types for Indian, Pakistani, Muslim and other
  Asian people group Grooms.
• The Traditional Indian and Pakistani Wear
  Sherwani implies class and style.

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Indo Western Sherwani

• Indowestern sherwani is a long coat-like garment
  worn in India, matched with the combination of
  churidar, salwar or dhoti.
• It gives modernity with tradi-tional look.

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Jodhpuri Sherwani

• Jodhpuri Sherwani started in the Jodhpur State,
  and was advanced amid the British Raj in India.
• It comprises of a coat and pants. It unites a
  shorter cut with hand-weaving escorted by the
  waistcoat.

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Pakistani Sherwani

• Pakistani Sherwani worn over a kurta with the mix
  of either a churidar, a dhoti, a pajama, or a
  shalwar/sirwal as the losses-body dress.

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Rajasthani Sherwani

• Rajasthani Sherwani also called as Angarkha.
• The Rajasthani angarkha falls just below the
  waist in loose vertical gathers.

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Achkan

• Achkan Sherwani or Achkan also known as Baghal
  bandi is a knee length jacket worn by men in the
  Indian subcontinent, particularly in India,
  Nepal, Bangladesh and in Pakistan.
• Its coach like Angarkha and Sherwani.

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Pathani Sherwani

• Pathani Sherwani gives rough and tough look to
  men.
• It has not embroidery work still look fabulous.

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