Cotton Yellow Kurta For Men

Embrace Vibrant Cotton Yellow Kurta for Men from Jaypore

Yellow is the colour of spring or Basant. It brings with it joy, happiness, and abundance. In India, weddings are incomplete without wearing yellow clothing in the Haldi ceremony. Looking around, you will find the colour is closely interwoven with the various cultures in India. From clothing to rituals to nature, yellow holds a special significance in the people's lives in our country.

Curating a collection of cotton yellow kurtas for men for Jaypore has been an exciting journey. Using premium cotton and the country's traditional craft techniques, the kurtas feature a mix of traditional and contemporary craft techniques. Ajrakh, Block-print, Chikankari, and Ikat are some of the craft techniques that we have used to weave the kurtas.

Tracing the History of Kurtas

The kurta was first created by the Persians. They had named it "Verbena". It was a long collarless shirt that had slits on both sides and was worn by both men and women. It travelled great lengths and reached the Indian subcontinent during the second century. Although, it was only popularized during the Mughal era. They adopted it as their royal attire and made some significant changes in their silhouettes. They created some of the iconic styles that we know today, such as the Anarkali, Farshi, Gharara, and more. Today, along with the classic styles, we have many contemporary styles. It is a versatile men's clothing that is popular and is worn on various occasions.

Explore Jaypore's Quintessential Cotton Yellow Kurta for Men

Jaypore's yellow cotton kurta men's collection is made from the finest of cotton. The use of age-old craft techniques to create the kurtas lends a unique charm to it. Let us take a look at our collection:

Ajrakh is an ancient craft which originated in the Indus Valley civilization. The artisans use between sixteen to twenty-three steps to make the final prints. They use resist dyeing and block-printing methods to create the motifs. It takes days for the artisans to make the designs. Using this same technique, our Ajrakh kurtas are made. They feature the crafts's distinct geometric patterns that can be worn on any light or casual occasion.

Block-print is a craft where artisans use wooden blocks to create prints. They first carve out the designs onto the wooden blocks. They then proceed to make the dyes using natural pigments. Once the dye is made, they then dip the blocks on it and apply pressure onto the fabric to make imprints on it. Our kurtas use this same technique to create the prints. They are available in light and bright shades of yellow in geometric prints.

The craft of Chikankari involves the artisans sewing floral, butties and leaves motifs on fine fabrics. The craft originated in Lucknow and was a favourite of the royals. Our Chikankari kurtas feature elaborate and minimal threadwork, making them fit for any casual or light occasion.

Nothing compares to the texture of a handwoven kurta. Our handwoven kurta features minimal motifs in contrasting colours that can worn on any casual or light occasion.

Ikat originated in Indonesia, yet the craft is effortlessly fused with our traditional craft techniques. Making Ikat fabrics involves a long process in which the artisans first dye the yarns sectionally using a resist before the weaving. Once done, they then carefully set it in the handloom as it is the main technique that will create the patterns. Using this same method, our Kurtas are made. You can wear them for any casual or festive occasion.

Discover Jaypore's Finely Crafted Cotton Yellow Kurtas for Men

Jaypore's yellow cotton kurtas are made from premium cotton. Which is why they are soft and comfortable to wear. They are made from traditional craft techniques, which create beautiful motifs and patterns, making them perfect for various seasons. So, why wait? Shop from our latest collection today and bring home an artistic gem.