Ethnic Jacket

An ethnic jacket is a stylish and traditional garment often worn as part of Indian or South Asian attire, adding an elegant and modern twist to ethnic outfits. These jackets are designed to complement various cultural outfits like sarees, lehengas, kurta sets, or salwar kameez, blending comfort with sophistication.

Detailed Features of an Ethnic Jacket:

1. Fabric: Ethnic jackets are made from a variety of fabrics like silk, brocade, cotton, velvet, linen, or georgette, depending on the occasion. Rich, luxurious fabrics like brocade or velvet are common for formal wear, while lighter fabrics like cotton or linen are used for casual or summer wear.

2. Design and Cut:

   • Ethnic jackets come in various cuts and styles, such as straight-cut, A-line, tunic-style, or open-front designs. Some jackets have structured, tailored fits, while others are more flowy and relaxed.
   • These jackets often feature intricate embroidery, mirror work, zari work, stone embellishments, or printed patterns to enhance their cultural appeal.

3. Sleeves: They can come in various sleeve lengths, such as full sleeves, three-quarter sleeves, or sleeveless, depending on the style and season. Sleeveless ethnic jackets are particularly popular for creating a more contemporary, layered look.