chaalth

Chaalth is a traditional footwear worn by the people of the Indian subcontinent, particularly in the regions of Punjab, Haryana, and Rajasthan. It is a type of slip-on shoe that is typically made from leather and features a simple, open design with a low heel. The upper part of the chaalth is usually made from a single piece of leather, which is stitched together to form the shoe. The sole is also made from leather and is typically flat or slightly raised. Chaalths are often decorated with embroidery or beadwork, which can vary in design and color depending on the region and the occasion.

Chaalths are commonly worn by men and women, and are often paired with traditional clothing such as kurta-pajamas or salwar kameez. They are also popular among young people as a casual footwear option. Chaalths are typically worn with socks, although they can also be worn barefoot in some regions. The chaalth is a versatile and comfortable footwear option that has been worn for centuries in the Indian subcontinent, and continues to be a popular choice today.