Embroidery is not only done on women wear but also on men garment but there is a slight difference that embroidery in men wear is not too much but light work make attire look different and beautiful. Basically some basic work is done stitched by some particular thread and needle.

Most of the embroidery carried out on Men's garments is executed by making use if materials such as metal strips, pearls, beads, sequins, and quills.

Machine embroidery is exclusively created by using a definite machine that can read a pre-programmed or automated design and thereby mechanically create a stitched design on Men's garments.

Indian embroidery work which is one of the most popular concepts when it comes to garments that are worn by men incorporates a number of regional embroidery styles that drastically vary by each region.

Men embroidered garments are adorned with stitching, appliqué, and their distinct flawless finishing which are some of the elements that enhance their aesthetic look.

Some embroideries are very time taking and demand experts hand like “Zardosi” it is not so easy and special workmanship is required. In this form metal thread is used instead of silk, cotton or rayon. It is actually embellished with rhetoric.

Generally these beautiful embroideries are done on cotton and silk, after selecting apt fabric craftsman starts his work with metal, silk and cotton thread in whatever type of embroidery he is doing on. A craftsman also uses different colored threads, stones and beads.

However, when it comes to counted-thread embroidery, the process works in another way. Individual’s can make outline by cautiously stitching over an arranged number of threads in the base fabric. As a matter of fact, counted-thread embroidery carried out on men garments can be effortlessly carried on an even-weave base material.

The type of embroidery that is going to be designed on the garments is basically classified depending on its use of the underlying base material. In free embroidery, designs are randomly applied without concentrating much upon interlace of the original material.