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      Shop sherwanis and Jodhpuris for weddings, sangeets, receptions, and other South Asian celebrations. Our collection includes classic sherwani silhouettes, bandhgalas, and Jodhpuri suits for men, with options for grooms, groomsmen, and wedding guests. Shop online with shipping throughout the U.S., or book an appointment at our NYC showroom to try on available pieces and explore custom options.

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      Malik Bandhgala Grey
      from $550.00
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      Ranveer Set (Gold)
      from $475.00
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      Raj Sherwani Green
      from $475.00
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      Nasir Sherwani Dark Green
      from $375.00
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      Ranveer Set (Brown)
      from $375.00
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      Nick Sherwani
      $650.00
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      Visu Sherwani
      $475.00
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      Raju Jodhpuri
      $375.00
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      Aarav Sherwani
      from $500.00
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      Rozina Sherwani
      from $500.00
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      Nasir Sherwani
      from $500.00
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      Malik Bandhgala
      from $550.00

      Find Your Fit: Sherwani vs. Jodhpuri Suit

      Not sure which silhouette is right for you? Here's the quick version:

      • Sherwani: A long, structured coat that falls past the knee, usually worn over a kurta and churidar. This is the traditional choice for grooms and is easily the most formal option in mens wedding wear.

      • Jodhpuri suit: A shorter, fitted jacket paired with matching trousers. It reads more tailored and modern, which makes it a strong pick for sangeet, reception, or any event with a Western-formal dress code.

      • Bandhgala: Technically a style of jodhpuri jacket, cut close to the body with a mandarin collar. Great for guests who want something sharp without going full sherwani.

      If you're the one getting married, a sherwani or a jodhpuri sherwani hybrid is the safer bet. If you're standing next to him, a jodhpuri suit lets you dress the part without competing with the groom's look.

      Built for Every Wedding Function

      Indian and Pakistani weddings run across several events, and each one calls for something different:

      1. Wedding ceremony: This is where the black sherwani, deep jewel tones, or gold-embroidered sets belong. Go formal, go detailed.

      2. Sangeet or reception: A jodhpuri suit or a lighter, less embellished sherwani works well here. You'll be dancing, so comfort matters as much as the cut.

      3. Baraat: Grooms often lean into bold color and heavy handwork for this one, since it's meant to stand out in a crowd.

      4. Guest attire: A simpler sherwani or jodhpuri in a neutral shade keeps you looking sharp without overshadowing the wedding party.

      Not sure what your event calls for? Our team can walk you through it, whether you're shopping online or visiting us in NYC.

      Fabric and Craftsmanship

      Every piece in this collection is made by South Asian artisans using techniques passed down through generations. That means:

      • Hand-finished embroidery on many designs, from subtle thread work to heavier zari and stonework

      • Silk, velvet, and brocade options depending on the season and occasion

      • Structured tailoring so the jacket holds its shape through a full day of events

      We work directly with artisans across South Asia, which means the craftsmanship in your sherwani also supports the people who made it.

      Buy Online or Book a Fitting in NYC

      You can shop this collection entirely online, with sizing guidance built into every product page. If you're local to New York or planning a trip, our showroom offers by-appointment fittings so you can try before you buy, get a second opinion, or explore custom options for your specific event.

      Looking for a fully custom sherwani, whether it's a groom's outfit or a matching set for the whole wedding party? Our custom design service can build it around your fabric, color, and budget.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      A sherwani is a long coat, typically knee-length or longer, worn over a kurta and churidar. A jodhpuri suit is shorter and more fitted, closer in structure to a Western blazer, and paired with matching trousers instead of a kurta. Sherwanis tend to read more traditional and formal, while jodhpuri suits lean modern and versatile.

      Most grooms choose a sherwani for the main ceremony, often in a rich color like maroon, gold, or ivory, with detailed embroidery to match the occasion. For the reception or sangeet, many switch into a jodhpuri suit or a lighter sherwani for a more comfortable, contemporary look. If you're planning multiple outfit changes across your wedding events, we can help you plan the full lineup.

      Yes. Black sherwanis have become a popular choice for grooms and guests who want a sleek, modern alternative to traditional colors. They pair well with gold or silver embroidery and photograph beautifully, especially for evening events like the reception.

      Yes. Alongside our buy collection, Aayka offers a full menswear rental option, including sherwanis and jodhpuri suits, for guests or groomsmen who need something for a single event. If you're the groom or want a piece you'll wear again, buying is usually the better investment.

      A well-fitted sherwani sits close through the shoulders and chest without pulling, with sleeves that end at the wrist and a hem that falls evenly, usually just below the knee. Check our size chart before ordering, and reach out if you're between sizes. If you're local to NYC, booking a fitting is the easiest way to get it right the first time.

      Yes. We offer custom sherwani and Jodhpuri options for grooms and wedding parties. Custom orders typically take at least 6–8 weeks, so give our team a call to discuss your event date, style, sizing, and available options.

      The core silhouette is similar, but Pakistani sherwanis often favor structured, minimal-embroidery cuts in solid colors, sometimes paired with a churidar or straight trousers, while Indian styles tend to include heavier embroidery and richer color palettes. Both styles are represented in our collection, so you can pick based on your personal taste rather than strict tradition.