Dopatta can be used in various formats like with shalwaar kameez and with Kurtaas too. Besides this, it can be used with ghagra choli with a trick that I tell you that one end of Dupatta is tucked at the waistband of the ghagra including long-skirts. Moreover this style is mostly used by the Rajasthani women because it is their tradition and culture. They are also known for using the dopattas on their head and both end of it flowing outwards because in the Muslim society, this trend is common.
When we look deeper then we can also see the usage of dopatta with jeans. In south India, a different style is used for dupattas that it can be wear over a low skirt. It’s called half sari whereas in the areas of Aasaam, it is called chaddar. In Gujarat, they call it chunri, whereas it is known as Dhathu in Himachal Pradesh. These dupattas or orhni or odhni comes in different texture of silk, cotton and chiffon because these companies and products are on the top in the manufacturing of dopatta. One thing is most important about these dopattas and that is,It also manufactured in length according to the region and culture of the place otherwise their maket will not be able to flourish.
