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1. Fabric:

The fabric used for a Boski suit is typically Boski cloth, which can be made from cotton, silk, or a blend of both. The cloth has a subtle sheen and a smooth, silky texture. The fine handwoven nature of the fabric gives it a slightly glossy finish, which adds a touch of elegance and luxury to the outfit. Because of its breathable and lightweight nature, it's especially favored during the hotter months.

2. Design and Cut:

The Boski suit usually consists of three main pieces:

• Kameez (Top): The top part of the outfit is typically a long tunic-style shirt with a straight cut or slightly flared silhouette. It is often decorated with intricate embroidery, prints, or other embellishments to enhance its elegance. Some Boski suits feature delicate threadwork or beadwork that adds a refined touch.

• Salwar or Trouser (Bottom): The pants or trousers that accompany the kameez are traditionally designed to be loose and comfortable, such as the salwar (a wide, relaxed-fitting pant) or churidar (tighter at the ankle). These bottoms complement the flowy nature of the Boski fabric and ensure comfort.