Difference between punjabi kurta and pathani kurta
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(1)Punjabi kurta = The Punjabi kurta[11] is made of two rectangular pieces with side slits, and a front opening[12] below the neck. In the past, it was traditional for men to wear a gold or silver chain (zanjiri) woven around the buttons.[13]
This form of kurta gradually began to replace the older angarkha worn in the Punjab regionwhich fell to the knees,[14] opened to either the left or the right,[15] and was sometimes known as the anga, the older form of the angarkha and is similar to a gown[16][17] or a loose coat and wadded with cotton.[18] By the 1960s the Punjabi kurta had almost replaced the angarkha but it was still popular in present-day Haryana.[19]
The Punjabi form of kurta is popular throughout the sub-continent. It is for this reason that, in Bengal and Bangladesh.[20] the kurta is known as 'Panjabi' as the kurta is associated with the Punjab[21] and considered an article of Punjabi dress.[22] The Punjabi kurta was introduced to Assam by King Garib Niwaj of Manipur during his reign sometime between 1709 A.D. and 1749 [23] A.D. where it is also known as Panjabi.[24] It is also worn in Uttar Pradesh[25] and since the 1960s has been replacing the traditional saluka (short shirt) worn in Madhya Pradesh.[26]
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(2) Pathani kurta = The Pathani kurtas are among the most stylish and popular mens clothing which can be worn on all occasions. This ethnic and elegant outfit exudes a sense of sophistication and class which is well beyond compare. Today these kurtas are available in a huge range of styles, sizes, colors and patterns. It is quite easy to find richly embellished kurtas in many of the reputed online stores too. These kurtas are also known as the Khan kurtas as it is believed to have originated from the frontiers of Pakistan. However, some people do believe that the suit was originated from Kabul in Afghanistan.
Pathani suits appear graceful and it is considered to be an ideal summer wear as it is comfortable. It is one of the most common mens apparel worn in Kashmir and Punjab. Apart from that, it is worn mostly on festivals such as Eid. These kurtas are available in a huge range of materials such as silk, cotton, linen and so forth. Most of these varieties can be bought from online stores too.
There are various factors to consider while choosing these apparels. Color is one of the most crucial factors to consider while buying these suits. Men with a short stature can choose to wear single dark colored suits as it would exude a taller appearance. Men with a tall stature can choose to wear suits with contrast colors. Some of the most exclusive contrasting colors include blue and green, red and golden yellow, dark brown and blue and so forth.
The fabric of these kurtas is another important factor to consider while choosing these outfits. Thick fabrics with heavy embellishments tend to enhance the appearance of leaner men. However, men with a broad frame can choose light fabrics such as cotton, silk and so forth.
This form of kurta gradually began to replace the older angarkha worn in the Punjab regionwhich fell to the knees,[14] opened to either the left or the right,[15] and was sometimes known as the anga, the older form of the angarkha and is similar to a gown[16][17] or a loose coat and wadded with cotton.[18] By the 1960s the Punjabi kurta had almost replaced the angarkha but it was still popular in present-day Haryana.[19]
The Punjabi form of kurta is popular throughout the sub-continent. It is for this reason that, in Bengal and Bangladesh.[20] the kurta is known as 'Panjabi' as the kurta is associated with the Punjab[21] and considered an article of Punjabi dress.[22] The Punjabi kurta was introduced to Assam by King Garib Niwaj of Manipur during his reign sometime between 1709 A.D. and 1749 [23] A.D. where it is also known as Panjabi.[24] It is also worn in Uttar Pradesh[25] and since the 1960s has been replacing the traditional saluka (short shirt) worn in Madhya Pradesh.[26]
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(2) Pathani kurta = The Pathani kurtas are among the most stylish and popular mens clothing which can be worn on all occasions. This ethnic and elegant outfit exudes a sense of sophistication and class which is well beyond compare. Today these kurtas are available in a huge range of styles, sizes, colors and patterns. It is quite easy to find richly embellished kurtas in many of the reputed online stores too. These kurtas are also known as the Khan kurtas as it is believed to have originated from the frontiers of Pakistan. However, some people do believe that the suit was originated from Kabul in Afghanistan.
Pathani suits appear graceful and it is considered to be an ideal summer wear as it is comfortable. It is one of the most common mens apparel worn in Kashmir and Punjab. Apart from that, it is worn mostly on festivals such as Eid. These kurtas are available in a huge range of materials such as silk, cotton, linen and so forth. Most of these varieties can be bought from online stores too.
There are various factors to consider while choosing these apparels. Color is one of the most crucial factors to consider while buying these suits. Men with a short stature can choose to wear single dark colored suits as it would exude a taller appearance. Men with a tall stature can choose to wear suits with contrast colors. Some of the most exclusive contrasting colors include blue and green, red and golden yellow, dark brown and blue and so forth.
The fabric of these kurtas is another important factor to consider while choosing these outfits. Thick fabrics with heavy embellishments tend to enhance the appearance of leaner men. However, men with a broad frame can choose light fabrics such as cotton, silk and so forth.
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