Pakistani Kurta

The Pakistani men's kurta is a traditional, long tunic-style shirt that reflects elegance, simplicity, and cultural heritage. It is a popular attire worn across Pakistan for both casual and formal occasions. Known for its comfort and versatility, the kurta is a staple in Pakistani men's wardrobes.

Key Features:
Length & Fit:
Typically knee-length or slightly below, with a straight, relaxed cut that allows ease of movement. Some modern styles may feature a slightly tapered fit.

Neckline:
Most kurtas have a band collar (also known as a Mandarin collar or 'Bann' collar), though round and V-necks are also seen in casual styles.

Sleeves:
Long sleeves are standard, often with cuffs, but cuffless designs are also common.

Side Slits:
Traditional kurtas have side slits for ease and comfort, especially when paired with shalwars or trousers.

Fabric Choices:
Summer Fabrics: Lawn, cotton, linen, and wash & wear

Winter Fabrics: Khaddar, cotton-wool blends, karandi

Formal Fabrics: Silk blends, jamawar, or embroidered fabrics for special occasions

Design & Embellishment:
Casual Kurtas:
Simple stitching, minimal buttons, and clean design — often plain or lightly textured.

Formal & Festive Kurtas:
May include embroidery on the neckline, collar, and cuffs. Can also have decorative buttons or piping details.