Munna Handloom is a Printed Cotton Lungi Suppliers from Asansol, West Bengal providing the best quality printed cotton lungis.

Lungis are fast-paced clothing that makes a high profit on relatively moderate time and resource investments. The distinctive style and multi-colour adjustments allow prospective buyers to categorize their requirements in a comfortable short selection time with ready-made lungis.

After its swift adoption as an inclusive garment in diverse cultural areas along with international recognition, Lungi weaving was more widely recognized and practised as an industry of handloom or looms.

Even if lungis have extremely simple wearability, they can be combined with the modern top garments of various cultures with wonderful versatility. If they are properly supplemented by ideal dress, they give a striking contrast and design etiquette. Though it is usually worn by men in India, you will also find women wearing it in some areas. A lungi is attached or fixed in various ways, depending on the occasion.

Lungis may be worn by men and/or women according to local custom (rarely). They are bound or attached in different ways and can be used for various cultural events, from ordinary everyday life to elaborate marriages. For everyday use, the most common knot is a simple "double torsion" with two points in the top of the lungi and twisted twice with the ends tucked into the tail. However, a double pretzel knot from 2 points at the top is also common to wearers, which creates a secure knot. This makes it easier. For eg, tucking into the lungi at the tail can also change the lungi's longitude to make it look like a shorter skirt.

Munna Handloom is a Printed Cotton Lungi Suppliers from Asansol, West Bengal providing the best quality printed cotton lungis.

Lungis are fast-paced clothing that makes a high profit on relatively moderate time and resource investments. The distinctive style and multi-colour adjustments allow prospective buyers to categorize their requirements in a comfortable short selection time with ready-made lungis.

After its swift adoption as an inclusive garment in diverse cultural areas along with international recognition, Lungi weaving was more widely recognized and practised as an industry of handloom or looms.

Even if lungis have extremely simple wearability, they can be combined with the modern top garments of various cultures with wonderful versatility. If they are properly supplemented by ideal dress, they give a striking contrast and design etiquette. Though it is usually worn by men in India, you will also find women wearing it in some areas. A lungi is attached or fixed in various ways, depending on the occasion.

Lungis may be worn by men and/or women according to local custom (rarely). They are bound or attached in different ways and can be used for various cultural events, from ordinary everyday life to elaborate marriages. For everyday use, the most common knot is a simple "double torsion" with two points in the top of the lungi and twisted twice with the ends tucked into the tail. However, a double pretzel knot from 2 points at the top is also common to wearers, which creates a secure knot. This makes it easier. For eg, tucking into the lungi at the tail can also change the lungi's longitude to make it look like a shorter skirt.