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Guayabera / Indibera

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Men wearing guayaberas are a familiar sight in Latin America and the Caribbean. First time in India at Sohum Sutras, we are launching Indiberas- an amalgamation of guayabera made with Indian fabrics, Indian hand embroideries, hand-stitched in India, using Indian accessories.  Gabriel García Márquez wore it to receive his Nobel price in literature. It is also worn by many Presidents and artists in Latin America. Men love to wear it for special occasions and celebrations such as weddings and official events. It is a very versatile garment. It can be very formal or very casual. In Latin America and the United States, the guayabera is mostly used for a casual shirt, worn without a jacket. The long, even hem is meant to hang over the trouser waist and belt. ... Practical working clothes. Men's guayabera shirts are adorned with 2 or 4 pockets and vertical rows of delicately sewn pleats. Research suggests that the guayabera originated in Cuba and was worn in the countryside, but the garme...

Guayabera/Indibera

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  Men wearing guayaberas are a familiar sight in Latin America and the Caribbean. First time in India at Sohum Sutras, we are launching Indiberas- an amalgamation of guayabera made with Indian fabrics, Indian hand embroideries, hand-stitched in India, using Indian accessories.  Gabriel García Márquez wore it to receive his Nobel price in literature. It is also worn by many Presidents and artists in Latin America. Men love to wear it for special occasions and celebrations such as weddings and official events. It is a very versatile garment. It can be very formal or very casual. This guayabera/Indibera comes in fine white texture. Do notice the subtle self micro-check weave with a row of 2 pin tucks in front and 2 at the back. In Latin America and the United States, the guayabera is mostly used for a casual shirt, worn without a jacket. The long, even hem is meant to hang over the trouser waist and belt. ... Practical working clothes. Men's guayabera shirts are adorned with 2 or...

Guayabera/Indibera

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  Men wearing guayaberas are a familiar sight in Latin America and the Caribbean. First time in India at Sohum Sutras, we are launching Indiberas- an amalgamation of guayabera made with Indian fabrics, Indian hand embroideries, hand-stitched in India, using Indian accessories.  Gabriel García Márquez wore it to receive his Nobel price in literature. It is also worn by many Presidents and artists in Latin America. Men love to wear it for special occasions and celebrations such as weddings and official events. It is a very versatile garment. It can be very formal or very casual. This white guayabera/indibera comes with 3 rows of pintucks on the back and 2 panels of white on white embroidery in front along with the pintucks. It has self texture. In Latin America and the United States, the guayabera is mostly used for a casual shirt, worn without a jacket. The long, even hem is meant to hang over the trouser waist and belt. ... Practical working clothes. Men's guayabera shirts are...

Guayabera / Indibera

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Men wearing guayaberas are a familiar sight in Latin America and the Caribbean. First time in India at Sohum Sutras, we are launching Indiberas- an amalgamation of guayabera made with Indian fabrics, Indian hand embroideries, hand-stitched in India, using Indian accessories.  Gabriel García Márquez wore it to receive his Nobel price in literature. It is also worn by many Presidents and artists in Latin America. Men love to wear it for special occasions and celebrations such as weddings and official events. It is a very versatile garment. It can be very formal or very casual. In Latin America and the United States, the guayabera is mostly used for a casual shirt, worn without a jacket. The long, even hem is meant to hang over the trouser waist and belt. ... Practical working clothes. Men's guayabera shirts are adorned with 2 or 4 pockets and vertical rows of delicately sewn pleats. Research suggests that the guayabera originated in Cuba and was worn in the countryside, but the garme...