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Churidars, also churidar pyjamas, are tightly-fitting trousers worn by both men and women on the Indian subcontinent. Churidars are a variant of the common shalwar pants. However, while shalwars are cut wide at the top and narrow at the ankle, churidars narrow much higher on the leg, allowing the contours of the legs to be revealed. In addition, they are usually cut on the bias, imparting a natural stretchiness, an important quality for close-fitting garments.

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Kashmiri children in churidar 1890.jpg|Portrait of Kashmiri children wearing churidar pyjamas, Churidar.jpg|19th century painting of Indian women wearing transparent skirts over churidar pants Silk kurta churidar mojari2.jpg|Cotton churidar worn with silk side-opening kurta and mojari shoes Vita in Bangladesh.jpg|Woman visiting Bangladesh wearing a churidar Photograph of President Truman shaking hands with Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru of India upon Nehru's arrival at... - NARA - 200152.jpg|Jawaharlal Nehru, dressed in churidar, being received by U.S. president Truman in Washington D.C. (October 1949) All India Muslim League Working Committee Lahore 1940.jpg|Muhammad Ali Jinnah (center) and Liaquat Ali Khan (far left), both in churidars at the All-India Muslim League Working Committee meeting (March 1940) Choonasee pant churidar.jpg|Portrait of the son of H.H. Chunnasee Rajoonath Pant, wearing churidars (1860) Maharaja nabha churidar.jpg|Portrait of Sir Hira Singh in churidars, == See also ==
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