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A kurta is a traditional collarless shirt worn in South Asia, characterized by its long, loose fit that typically reaches the knees. It is a versatile garment worn by both men and women for various occasions ranging from casual daily wear to formal celebrations.

A loose-fitting pair of trousers traditionally worn in South Asia, typically fastened with a drawstring or elastic. In modern contexts, it refers to comfortable bottom-wear for sleeping or casual lounging.

A garment worn from the waist to the ankles, covering each leg separately. It is a loanword from English commonly used in India to describe both formal trousers and casual slacks.

A pair of loose-fitting trousers that are narrow at the ankles, traditionally worn by people in South Asia. It is most commonly worn as part of a 'salwar kameez' ensemble, paired with a long tunic.

A traditional garment worn by women in South Asia, consisting of a long piece of fabric, typically 5 to 9 yards long. It is elegantly draped around the waist and over one shoulder, usually worn with a fitted blouse and a long underskirt.

A dupatta is a long, versatile scarf or stole traditionally worn by women in South Asia. It is usually draped over the shoulders or head as part of an outfit like a salwar kameez or lehenga for modesty or style.

A 'शर्ट' (shirt) refers to a garment for the upper body, typically having a collar, sleeves, and buttons down the front. It is a loanword from English that is universally understood and used in modern Hindi for both formal and casual attire.

A shirt or tunic worn on the upper part of the body, usually featuring sleeves and buttons. It is a staple garment in both traditional and modern Indian attire.