India’s rich heritage is perfectly reflected in its traditional wear, like the saree and salwar kameez. Among them, the churidar kameez is a clothing piece that’s high in popularity among not only women in India but around the world. Today, you can get churidar materials stitching from your nearby boutique. You can get these materials styled into suits with various neck designs.
A Churidar is the second most popular ethnic wear item in India after the saree. During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the elite and royal class popularized this attire. Churidar dresses for women became widely available in the fashion markets in local communities over time. In general, churidars feature skin-fit bottoms with stitching around the waist and thighs, as well as a skin-fit bottom all the way to the ankle, where it forms pleats called "churi."
