Top 5 Best Sherwani For Men Which Gives Us Wedding Goals

Wedding season is knocking at the doors and so will be the confusion regarding which sherwani to finalise on. This happens to every other friend of mine and surely might have happened to you too.

The origin of sherwani can be seen back in Central Asia during the times when it was the dress code of the Turkish and Persian nobles in the Delhi Sultanate and Mughal Empire.

In the late eighteenth century, almost every man wore Sherwani, as this attire did not restrict itself only to the nobles, but became the traditional dress of a common man.

Sherwani is the national dress of men in Pakistan. The government officials in Pakistan normally wear the formal black Sherwani on the national functions. Whereas, in India, it is primarily worn on the occasion of traditional family functions.

Today, Sherwanis are coming up in a variety of styles, patterns and designs. Even in fabric, there are enormous options available to exercise choice from.

The higher the price you are ready to spend, the more intricately designed sherwanis you can choose from. The sherwani suit fits quite close to the body, and this is what lends it elegance. Thus, fitting is of utmost importance, as it can make or mar the whole look. In the present era, the entire embroidery work is done with the machine.

When it comes to ornamentation, the sherwanis are embellished with varied kinds of artwork such as beads, mirrors, sequins and embroidery. Unlike the bygone times, today, men wear Sherwani only on informal occasions such as a wedding or some family cultural function.

So guys, if you are confused about which sherwani that you should try this season, here is a list of Top 5 best Sherwani for men that goes with any different type of wedding in India.

Indo Western Sherwani

This one is the most popular and the most go-to type of Sherwani for every man. This will give you a traditional look but with a modern touch. It comes in various designs and colours ranging from a minimalist touch to a heavily designed handmade look.

Some designers might even offer you designs with some royal beds and gems embedded smoothly on the sherwani, helping you nail the look. Always make sure that you go with a contrasting pair of bottom wear to give your look the needed final touches.

Go-to brands: Manyavar, Royal Men, Ethine Men.

Printed Modern Sherwani

If you want a perfect blend of modern, contemporary and a traditional look, then is the type of Sherwani that you should be hunting for. This type of Sherwani is very rich in designs and the materials used, and the artwork just adds the final touch to it.

The high-quality materials used for the printed design will help you stand out in the crowd and will suit all different types of skin tones. To amplify your look even further you can accompany the Printed Modern Sherwani with pins and chain.

Go-to brands: Diwan Saheb, Manyavar, Raymond and Peter England.

Jodhpuri Sherwani

One of the much preferred royal wear for grand weddings, Jodhpuri Sherwani will surely give you a vibrant royal look.

The hands behind these type Sherwani are typically the best of the market and one can guess that the much-needed experience under the designers' belt makes it more special for the occasion. And hence, most of them are expensive.

Go-to brands: Raymond and Rajwadi.

Jacket Style Sherwani

Another one in the group with a grand look. Admired for its gold finish, Jacket Sherwani is made using raw materials like raw silk and tusser.

Match it with a pajama that would suit the colour of your Sherwani and you are good to go. No accessories are recommended as the Sherwani itself is grand.

Go-to brands: Raymond, Samyak and Rajwadi.

Angrakha Sherwani

And the last one of the list is for those guys who want to flaunt their upper body. This Sherwani is tailor-made to fit people who want to show off their muscular upper body and hence it's in huge demand amongst fit men.

Never forget the special juttis to pair it with the Sherwani as it would be the perfect icing on the cake.

Go-to brands: Raymond, Peter England, Fashion Curries, Royal Men and Mohanlal Sons.