A handloom kurti is a garment from India that has been made traditionally with the help of a hand-operated loom and print showing the workmanship of Indian women and men. Such kurtis are made from natural fibers like cotton, silk, or blends, which give them softness, breathability, and a special look. The kurtis show the inheritance of the native culture, in the weaves, motifs, and the various styles of the regions, such as Chanderi, Banarasi, or Khadi. People buy handloom kurtis because they are very friendly to the environment in their production and very helpful to the local weavers, thus providing ecological benefits, and are also a form of sustainable fashion.

Handloom Kurti Wholesale:

Handloom kurti wholesale is the process of large-scale purchase and distribution of handmade kurtis, usually for retailers, boutiques, or online sellers. The kurtis are directly bought from the craftsperson or by cooperation, which ensures the buyer that they are getting it at the most competitive rates, and they are authentic too. There are wholesale markets such as those at Jaipur, Surat, or Kolkata, from where the sellers get a wide variety of designs, fabrics, and sizes to satisfy different preferences of the customers. Retailers who buy in bulk can help the lower-tier workers and are also in a position to sell the traditional wear to a larger audience at a cheap cost.