A green traditional Jodhpuri is a type of Indian attire, originating from the city of Jodhpur in the state of Rajasthan. It typically consists of a long jacket, called a “Bandhgala,” worn over a pair of pants, known as “churidar.” The jacket is usually made of a rich fabric like velvet or silk and is characterized by its high neck, buttons that reach the waist, and a long tail at the back. The jacket is often adorned with intricate embroidery, embellishments, and gold or silver buttons. The green color symbolizes peace and is often associated with the Hindu religion. The Jodhpuri is a popular choice for formal and traditional events and is often worn by men in India and other parts of the world.