Pure Punjabi Suit for Women
Punjabi people are all about food and celebrations. They don't compromise on anything, be it the decorations or their outfits. They are fond of heavily embellished jewellery and clothes. They don't want to miss out on anything. Now, this habit has been accepted all over the country and beyond. People just can't get enough of the taste of the Punjabi flavour. Punjabi suits are as exciting as the mouth-watering chole bhature.
Suits are the primary fashion-wear for women in India. It works as the bridge between different Indian religions. Punjabi suits are a favourite among those because of their ability to blend in all occasions and the ease with which they flow from the daily casual wear to beautiful party wear. They have the capability to do it all without losing their appeal.
Varieties and forms
Punjabi suits are the traditional attire of Punjabi women. Pure Punjabi suits are the ones with simple salwar and kameez or one with a churidar or Patiala. They give the essence and colour of the true Punjabi culture and tradition. Apart from India, these suits are also found in Balochistan and Afghanistan by the same name, ‘Punjabi suits’. However, they differ from the Indian ones in terms of the cut of their kameez. The salwar of Punjabi suits is cut straight and assembled at the ankles with a loose band strengthened with course material.
In rural areas of Punjab, the suits are called suthan. It is the revived form of the ancient svasthana. Svasthana were the lower garments that can be described as a type of trousers which was used during the Mauryan times by the ruling or rich classes. Suthan is a unisex garment which is now used as bottoms with suit pieces.
One more variety of Punjabi suits come from the Pothohar region of Punjab in Pakistan. They are named after the region they come from and hence are popularly called Pothohari suits. Its salwar resembles the wireless of the Punjabi suthan with some folds and the kameez is wide.
Trends in the market
The textile market never runs out of options of Punjabi suits. Their demand also never fades or lessens. They are constantly evolving with time and changes in demand. They now come in many designs and cuts. You can go backless or let it stay covered, you can try boatneck, square neck or round neck designs and you can also decide what length of the side slits suit you the best. The suits may be available in plain colour options with minimal work and piping finish or you can get the ones with heavy embroidery design and the work of gota and zari. Even the available colour options are extremely vibrant and pleasing. There are combinations available such as golden and silver, black and pink, light blue and navy blue, green and pink and many more that would make your wardrobe look authentically dashing.
Go get dressed in a Punjabi suit now and show your dynamic glamour to the world.
