Men's Lohi & Dushala · लोई · दुशाला
The heritage menswear drape — Kullu lohi to full pashmina dushala.
A lohi is the full-size men's winter shawl of North India, draped over a kurta or coat; a dushala is its grander double-width pashmina cousin, historically presented as a robe of honour. This collection is that lineage in three honest tiers: pure-wool and merino lohis from ₹4,999, disclosed semi-pashmina men's shawls, and GI-certified pure pashmina dushalas and self-weave shawls up to the royal dorukha kani. Fibre and tier stated on every piece.
About men's lohi & dushala
What is the difference between a lohi and a dushala?
A lohi is the everyday full-size men's wool shawl of North India; a dushala is the double-width pashmina version — historically a robe of honour — larger, finer and made here in GI-certified pure pashmina.
What does a men's lohi cost?
Pure-wool lohis start at ₹4,999 and merino at ₹6,499. Semi-pashmina men's shawls are ₹8,999, and GI-certified pure pashmina men's shawls start at ₹19,999.
Are the men's shawls real pashmina?
Each listing states its tier plainly: WOOL for the lohis, SEMI with disclosed blend, and GI-certified PURE for the dushala, self-weave and kani pieces. No wool is ever sold as pashmina.
How does a man wear a dushala?
Draped over both shoulders like a robe for ceremonies, or folded over one shoulder above a sherwani or bandhgala — the double width is what gives it the regal fall.