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Zara Is Selling Indian Lungi For Rs. 6285 & Twitter Is Finding It Funny

Shubham Sachdeva by Shubham Sachdeva
January 30, 2018
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Known for its experimental designs and fashion trends, International clothing and footwear brand Zara has launched its own version of Lungi. This skirt which looks very similar to traditional is available at Zara stores at a price of £69.99 which is equal to 6285 Indian Rupees approximately. Have a look at the skirt that is getting viral for its resemblance with a lungi.

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In the past, Zara has done many such things to attract customers who like to wear elegant and stylish clothes. Lungi is a traditional garment popular in high-temperature countries like India, Bangladesh, Thailand and Pakistan and Zara is trying to make it famous everywhere. This lungi from Zara is available on its online store in the UK and the retailer has described it as “Front slit detail at the hem. Zip fastening in the back hidden along the seam.”.
Twitter users were quick to react to this and they did it in an awesome way.
Pachaas rupaye ki milti hai. Yeh firangs bhi naa

Me: "Hahahahahah what's with that dumbass £70 lungi from Zara. Pachaas rupaye ki milti hai. Yeh firangs bhi naa, complete idiots."

Starbucks' barista: "What'll you have, sir?"

Me: "One Turmeric Spiced Chai Latte"

— Akshar (@AksharPathak) January 30, 2018


Whats next?Puffy wraps that are basically dhotis?

What's next, #Zara? Puffy wraps that are basically dhotis? #Lungihttps://t.co/vMgjzLePmR pic.twitter.com/fGx0SxLTcx

— Images (@dawn_images) January 30, 2018


Lungi’s gone international! And out of budget too!

Lungi's gone international! And out of budget too! https://t.co/GJxIhXzbyg

— Weaves and Hues (@WeavesandHues) January 30, 2018


It’s a time for Lungi dance

Its a time to #Lungi dance lol https://t.co/WAVBvlYKyt via @MetroUK #Myanmar #India #Nepal #Bangladesh

— rajanee khadka (@khadkarajanee) January 30, 2018


The idea of someone buying a £70 lungi is quite funny

The idea of someone buying a £70 lungi is qwhite funny. https://t.co/gXZl55PZcg?amp=1

— Megha Mohan (@meghamohan) January 29, 2018

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