A jacket can be paired with a kurta. It defines your look and adds a regal touch, stylish finishing to ethnic wear by pairing the kurta with a Nehru jacket or bandhgala, and even a simple ethnic blazer.

A Nehru jacket goes extremely well when matched with a plain and patterned kurta or even a formal shirt. A kurta set for party wear is best for a traditional look, and wearing a shirt can complement Indo-Western fusion styles.

Currently, asymmetrical kurtas, short kurtas, and pathani-style kurtas are trending. Festive kurta sets with a jacket with minimal embroidery, pastel tones, or layered styles are also in fashion.

Common embroidered kurta sets for men include:

• Straight-cut Kurta
• Pathani Kurta
• Angrakha Kurta
• Asymmetrical Kurta
• Short Kurta
• Sherwani-style Kurta
• A-Line Kurta

Clothes in shades of white, beige, navy blue, and black never lose their popularity. To wear at wedding celebrations or festivals, men usually prefer brighter shades such as maroon, royal blue, green, or mustard.

Kurta pyjama is an age-old Indian dress. It represents culture, simplicity, and comfort. Individuals wear it at festivals, family gatherings, and religious festivities to pay respect to traditions.

Cotton is most suitable for everyday wear because of its comfort and breathability. For special or formal wear, silk, linen, or mixed materials such as cotton-silk and jacquard provide a more high-end feel and look.

A kurta must be comfortable to wear, just loose but not sloppy. Free movement with a sharp and structured appearance should be preserved.

Choose a yellow or mustard kurta of cotton or linen. Combine it with white pyjamas or churidars. Occasion wear kurta sets for men with bright colors, floral patterns, or mirror work are also a preferred option for this celebratory day.

Kurta pyjamas have their origins in the Indian subcontinent and are conventional wear in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal. They have their origins in Mughal fashion and have changed several cultures in South Asia.