India is a country of colors, traditions, and celebrations. Every rich culture has some major factors including language, beliefs, and clothes. Indian culture is associated with sub-cultures and every sub-culture has its distinct values, norms, and traditions. Techniques such as block printing, cross-stitch, Kantha work, beadwork, and mirror work give Kurti a great status. Kurtis range from college classes to convocation, workplace to business lunches, and movie halls to evening cocktails. High Neck Kurti well with versatile bottoms. They can be worn with churidars, jeans, harem pants, salwar or straight fit linen trousers. Kurtis is a shorter version of kurtas and slightly longer than T-shirts. They are an essential and important part of every woman's clothing collection.

The tunic best known as Kurti is the shalwar kameez prototype that is being widely used in India. These Kurtis are comfortable and can be worn for hours without any hassle or feel less without styling. It is also an essential garment for the summer season. Kurtis is popular with women of all ages, from college-going teenagers to middle-aged women, they all wear it. When Kurtis is paired with jeans or pants, it gives an Indo-Western appeal. They can be paired with open-toe sandals or closed shoes, whichever is better.