India is a country of diversities. People from different castes and creeds live in the vast geographical region called India. Likewise, the textiles of India are also diversified. Different regions of India are famous for the production of different types of textiles. These lines aim at discussing the main types of textiles produced in different areas of India.

Saree, this ancient style of draping an unstitched material is the national garment of the Indian woman. It is simple, unique and designed to cover her modesty. Saree can be draped in ten to fifteen styles, with pleats and without it. The length of the material can range from five to nine meters. Each state of India has its own style of draping which is easily identifiable, translating the origin of the woman.

Women in most metropolitan cities find it difficult to manage it while commuting and wearing it for long hours at the office. They prefer adorning it only during festivals or special occasions. But the tradition still prevails and will be passed to the next generation, glorifying the ancient cultural heritage.

Indian village girls wears so simple and decent clothes with colorful patterns. and the simplicity on their face gives lightening effect and beauty.

India with its vast culture and diversity remains versatile. The blending is well seen in the clothes we wear. The traditional Salwar Kameez, originally worn by Punjabis and Muslims is adapted by all. With the emphasis on presentability, men and women are exploring various trends in Indian clothing. Contemporary traditional works are blended with fusion. Maintaining the ethnicity, the Indian sari is experimented with design, embroidery and well tailored blouses.