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Our cotton colour dhoti with a wide zari border is a beautiful fusion of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary appeal. Deeply rooted in Indian culture, the dhoti has long been worn as a symbol of simplicity, dignity, and spiritual refinement. In this version, the classic garment is given a vibrant twist with the use of coloured cotton fabric and an elegantly woven wide zari border, making it both eye-catching and culturally rich. The base of the dhoti is made from soft, breathable cotton, known for its comfort and lightness. Ideal for daily wear in warmer climates, cotton keeps the body cool and allows for easy movement. The coloured variation adds character and style, moving beyond the traditional white or cream to hues like rust orange, mustard yellow, maroon, olive green, or light blue. These colours bring freshness to the garment while still honouring its heritage. The defining feature of this dhoti is the broad zari border that runs along its edges. Zari, traditionally made from fine gold or silver threads, is now often crafted from high-quality metallic yarns that still offer the same shimmer and grace. The wide border adds a sense of richness and celebration to the otherwise plain body of the dhoti. It may feature intricate patterns, geometric designs, or traditional motifs, all woven with care and precision. This not only enhances the visual appeal but also adds structure to the garment when it is draped. Whether worn during religious ceremonies, festivals, weddings, or formal cultural events, this dhoti strikes the perfect balance between tradition and style. Its versatility allows it to be draped in different regional styles, from the South Indian veshti to the Bengali or North Indian versions. The generous fabric length ensures a comfortable and secure wrap, while the wide zari border adds definition and elegance to the overall silhouette. Maintaining a cotton dhoti with zari is simple yet mindful. It is best washed by hand or on a gentle machine cycle to protect the zari threads, and a light press after drying keeps it crisp and neat. In essence, a cotton colour dhoti with a wide zari border is more than a garment—it’s a celebration of Indian identity, culture, and grace, worn with pride by men who appreciate both tradition and timeless style.