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Kurtas are made from a variety of fabrics, including cotton, silk, chiffon, georgette, and more. The choice of fabric often depends on the formality of the occasion.Many kurtas are adorned with intricate embroidery, beadwork, or other embellishments. These decorative elements can vary widely and may be concentrated around the neckline, sleeves, hem, or overall design.Kurtas come with different necklines, such as round neck, V-neck, mandarin collar, boat neck, and more. The neckline style adds to the overall look and can be chosen based on personal preferences or the occasion. The sleeves of a kurta can vary in length, including full sleeves, three-fourth sleeves, short sleeves, or sleeveless, depending on the design and the wearer's preference.Kurtas can be short, reaching above the knee, or longer, extending below the knee. Some traditional styles, like the Anarkali kurta, can even reach the ankles.While kurtas are generally loose-fitting and comfortable, there are variations in fit. Some are straight-cut, while others may be A-line or flared. The fit can also be customized based on individual preferences.