dhoti
పంచె
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Rajput men wear the dhoti (loincloth consisting of a long piece of white cotton wrapped around the waist and then drawn between the legs and tucked into the waist), often with a cotton tunic.
a garment worn by male Hindus, consisting of a piece of material tied around the waist and extending to cover most of the legs.
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He is teased at his new school for wearing his traditional loincloth, called a 'dhoti' .
Rajput men wear the 'dhoti' (loincloth consisting of a long piece of white cotton wrapped around the waist and then drawn between the legs and tucked into the waist), often with a cotton tunic.
He adopted the 'dhoti' as his usual garb, and his spinning-wheel, which he used daily, became an emblem of his belief in the importance of simplicity.
Blackburn's own speciality was the 'dhoti' , the traditional Indian loincloth, many millions of which were shipped over to Bombay and Calcutta.
Tamils traditionally wear the 'dhoti' or loincloth.
Gond men typically wear the 'dhoti' , or loincloth.
An old man in a white 'dhoti' and shirt comes in, to me he looks thin and a little bent, but otherwise OK.
A bearded guy, clad in a white shirt and a white 'dhoti' , preferred to stand and watch the game almost throughout the day - perhaps it was some superstition.
He refused earthly possessions, wearing only a 'dhoti' and shawl of the lowliest Indian, lived as vegetarian and drank only goat's milk.
Men typically wear the 'dhoti' with a kurta.
While most of them are attired in colourful T-shirts or track suits, others are dressed in 'dhotis' and shirts.
From gorgeous silk saris to plain 'dhotis' , there is a discount on every item at the Hantex showroom.
I was in a rock band, but I didn't have any fear, because I had seen 'dhotis' , your robes, and the saffron color and shaved heads in India.
Half the men in India are used to wearing stuff like 'dhotis' or lungis, so what's the big deal?
This time, the Yadava Men's College has taken a stride: it will involve over 1,500 of its students, besides hundreds of teaching and non-teaching staff, in selling handloom sarees and 'dhotis' , through 12 outlets in the city.
Grab sarees, 'dhotis' , polyester printed fabrics, cotton shirts, blouse and petticoat materials at 50 to 70 per cent discount.
The students of Saraswati Narayanan College too decided to use the Pongal festival as an opportunity to buy handloom sarees and 'dhotis' for all the students and staff.
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