Good evening, folks, let me Introduce you to a new shoe/boot type

Before Prada claims another one of our heritage like Kolhapuri chappal, let me introduce you to the Indian style Loafers, we call them, Jutti or Jooti (pronounced like "fruity" but replace the "fr" sound with a sharp J sound, as in "jute".) Refer the first image, that's a Jutti. They are basically loafers but worn more on traditional Indian outfits like kurta (second image) It's more on the party wear side but there There is another style, which has a sharp cirled up pointing tip and it's generally reserved for formal events like big Indian weddings (third pic). But there are so many varieties. Some have open back (fourth pic), some are more formal (fifth pic, again, think of weddings).

So, while, a Kurta is usually worn with a pyjama, then can be paired with jeans too or Chinos and depending on the handwork or style of Kurta, they can range from very casual (sixth pic) to extremely formal (Seventh pic and Eight pic). Now Kurta is another topic, but the Jutti is something the RMRS team can shine upon? Sorry, I am in a rush so I didn't phrase this very well.

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