Buy Yellow Kantha Stitch Cotton Man Kurta From Bengal Online at Best Prices

Size Chart (in inches)
Brand Size	36/S	38/M	40/L	42/XL	44/2XL	46/3XL
Chest(in)	36	38	40	42	44	46
Waist(in)	32	34	36	38	40	42
Shoulder(in)	17	18	18.5	19	20	20.5
Length(in)	44	44.5	45	45.5	46.5	47.5
Sleeve Length(in)	24.8	25.2	25.5	26	26.5	26.8

The Yellow Kantha Stitch Cotton Man Kurta is a traditional and popular garment from the state of Bengal in India. It is a long tunic-style shirt made from cotton fabric and features intricate kantha embroidery, a traditional form of embroidery that originated in Bengal. The kurta is typically knee-length and has a loose, comfortable fit, making it perfect for hot and humid weather. It is usually worn by men as a casual or semi-formal outfit, and is commonly paired with loose-fitting pants or dhoti, a traditional Indian garment. The most distinctive feature of the Yellow Kantha Stitch Cotton Man Kurta is the intricate kantha embroidery. Kantha is a type of hand embroidery that uses small, straight running stitches to create intricate patterns and designs. The embroidery is usually done in a contrasting color to the base fabric, making it stand out and adding a pop of color to the kurta.

Men traditionally wear a kurta pyjama on special occasions, such as weddings and festivals. The kurta is a long, loose-fitting shirt with a band collar and a front opening, usually with side slits or no slits. It is typically paired with a pyjama, a baggy drawstring pant. The look is completed with a dupatta, a long scarf draped across the shoulders and chest.

SKU:123215

Fit : Yes

Occasion : Gifting, Function, Wedding, Office, Casual

Number of Pockets : 2

Fabric : Cotton

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Mamataj found a way to monetise her interest through her Kantha stitch business while engaging more than 100 women of Supur Block to work with her. She weaves a tapestry of products from hand painted & embroidered kurtas for men to sarees and apparel with kantha stitch. Her sons became the wind beneath her wings and popularized her craft through social media promotions on Facebook and WhatsApp and hired local models to create a catalogue. Mamataj and her sons keep themselves abreast with ongoing trends and designs while keeping the aesthetics classical.

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