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Man dressed in traditional Rajasthani clothing. With multicolored Pagri turban , Angrakha and Dhoti / Pajamas Royalty Free Stock Photo

Man dressed in traditional Rajasthani clothing. With multicolored Pagri turban , Angrakha and Dhoti / Pajamas Pagri is one of the most important parts of men`s attire in Rajasthan as it defines their social and economic status. Their colour, cloth, design and shape- everything symbolises individuality. The width of a Pagri is 8 inches and length is about eighty feet. The common man wears a Pagri of a single colour while a rich man wears a designer multicoloured Pagri. Although people wear special Pagris during festivals or events. Angrakha The upper garment is called as Angrakha which means protecting the body, Angrakha is made of cotton. On festivals, people wear designer, multicoloured angrakhas. They are designed in two ways; frock style Kamari Angrakha and knee-length Long Angrakha. Printed Angrakhas are more prevalent in the markets of Rajasthan. Dhoti/Pyjamas Dhotis or Pyjamas are used to cover the lower portion of the body. Mostly white, dhotis are not comfortable to wear and need some practice. But people in Rajasthan wear cotton dhotis on a regular basis. For special events, they prefer a silk one or the one with Zari border or embroidery.