Fabric: It is made from a Silk Cotton blend, often referred to as 'pattu,' which combines the rich luster and elegant drape of silk with the breathability and softness of cotton. This makes it an ideal choice for children, offering a royal appearance without compromising comfort.
​Color: The main body of the dhoti is a classic, pristine white or off-white shade.
​Border (Jari): The distinguishing feature is the rich gold Jari border. It consists of multiple thin gold lines bordering a broad gold band along the edge, adding a sophisticated, celebratory, and traditional touch.
​Format: The dhoti is presented folded neatly into a rectangular stack, which is common for ready-to-wear or store-display ethnic garments. For kids, these often come as readymade dhotis or dhoti pants with a simple elastic or Velcro closure for easy wearing.
​Occasion: This style of garment is essential for special events such as weddings, religious ceremonies, festivals (like Onam or Diwali), and traditional family gatherings.
It has both Velcro and elastic for better use