If you live in India, you will quickly realize how different the weight of a piece of clothing is compared to Korea. From April to June, daytime temperatures in Delhi NCR exceed 40 degrees, and with the onset of monsoon, humidity rises to 90%. On the other hand, in the early morning of December, the temperature drops to single digits with fog, making it difficult to survive with thin nitro. Here, many company offices have strong air conditioning.A combination of layering and taking off rather than wearing just one piece for the day.This is much more practical.
A more important variable is that the ‘wardrobe imported from Korea’ and the ‘dressing grammar of local society’ are different. Indian business meetings may seem casual on the outside, butA culture that places great importance on formality and courtesy.And the company's founding anniversary, Diwali party, and the Indian wedding you will be invited to will never be covered with Western-style formal attire alone.
This article is based on the trial and error of a Korean male expatriate who has actually worked in Delhi, Gurgaon, and Noida.Selection of summer/winter materials → Office look → Matching kurta pajamas and sherwani suit → Dress code for corporate events and Indian weddings → How to use reliable local brands and tailorsIt has been organized with a focus on actual practice.






