Salwar Suits or salwar kameez is a typical Indian ensemble for women with grace and elegance unbound. "Salwar" is a loose pajama like lower that has a loose fit which is tied to the waist with a cord. "Kameez" stands for a kurta like ensemble that is worn through the upper part of the body. The elegance of kurta lies in the way it flaunts the cuts, the material it is made up of and the kind of embroidery it employs.

Embroidered Salwar Kameez make for impeccable clothings for all occasions right form everyday use to formal events. The kind of fabrics used for making embroidered salwar kameez are as follows:

• Silk
• Chiffon and Georgette
• Handloom fabrics
• Cotton
• Lizy-bizy
• Crepe

A host of embroidry styles and embellishments are employed to adorn these apparels. A few common types include:

• Kantha Embroidery
• Banjara Embroidery
• Banni Embroidery
• Chinkankari
• Zardozi Embroidery
• Mirror Embroidery

The popularity of embroidered Salwar Kameez is taking great strides not only in the Indian but global markets as well. They call for high export potential and are already being exported in many countries of America and Europe.