The Patiala salwar is a traditional Indian garment originating from the city of Patiala in the state of Punjab. It consists of a loose-fitting, pleated pant that is wide at the top and narrows towards the ankles. Typically made from cotton or silk, the Patiala salwar is often paired with a kameez (tunic) and a dupatta (scarf), creating a comfortable and stylish outfit. This attire is popular among women for its ease of movement and versatility. The Patiala salwar is often adorned with intricate embroidery or embellishments, making it suitable for both casual and festive occasions. Its unique design reflects the rich cultural heritage of Punjabi fashion.