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Shreeman has been making designer sherwani for grooms since 1987, and we still cut and hand-finish every piece at our own workshop in Anand, Gujarat. Our karigars work in aari, zardozi, resham, thread work and Lucknowi chikankari, and because everything is made in-house, we stay on top of the fabric, the fit and the finishing ourselves. You will find a wide range of designs here in raw silk, art silk, silk tissue and brocade, priced from ₹10,000 to ₹1,50,000. If you want a closer look before buying, we offer live video shopping, and most pieces can be customized to your fit. We ship across India and worldwide, with free delivery in India on Indian orders.
Designer Sherwani for Men, Handcrafted Since 1987
A groom's outfit has to feel right, and for most Indian weddings that starts with the sherwani. We have been making designer sherwani for men for nearly forty years (you can read more about us on our story page), and every sherwani in this collection is designed and hand-finished by our own team in Anand. The work runs from aari and zardozi to resham, stone and mirror work, plus the intricate embroidery of Lucknowi chikankari. Because we do not outsource any of it, we keep the quality consistent across our whole range of designs, from the first sketch to the final fitting. You will find sherwani for men here for the wedding day itself as well as for sangeet, mehndi, haldi, reception and engagement.
Finding the Perfect Wedding Sherwani
An embroidered wedding sherwani is still what most grooms go for, and fine thread work or zari is a big part of why they look so regal. The tricky bit is finding the perfect sherwani that feels special but is still comfortable to wear through a long day of ceremonies. Our designs run across raw silk, art silk, silk tissue and brocade, and we pick fabrics for how they drape and how they photograph. If you are putting together the rest of your looks too, have a look at our wedding wear for men.
Sherwani Colors for Grooms
Color matters a lot at an Indian wedding, and getting the color combinations right depends on the function and on your own skin tone. Ivory and our White Sherwani for Men never really go out of style for daytime events, while maroon, navy, emerald and gold bring more drama in the evening. We develop each color in-house, and we pay close attention to how the embroidery sits against the base fabric so the detailing stays sharp.
Video Shopping and Custom Fitting
Buying a sherwani online can feel like a bit of a gamble, so we try to take the guesswork out of it. On a video call you can see any piece live, look closely at the embroidery and ask us about customization before you decide. Once you have chosen, we tailor the measurements to you. Book a video appointment and you can plan the whole look from home.
Shipping, and Customization
We ship across India and worldwide, with free delivery in India on Indian orders. Pick what you like from the sherwani for men collection and we will handle the sizing, packing and dispatch. Made-to-order pieces usually ship in about 15 to 20 days. It is also worth keeping an eye out for our seasonal offers and flash sales, which are a good way to buy a designer sherwani that suits your budget.
Types of Sherwani for Grooms
Indo Western Sherwani
A lot of grooms now want something a bit different, and that is where Indo-Western for Men comes in. These Indo Western sherwani styles mix traditional embroidery with more modern, sometimes asymmetric or layered cuts. You can wear them with a dhoti, churidar, salwar or trousers, and they work just as well for sangeet and reception as for the main ceremony. Floral motifs and lighter colors are popular here.
Jodhpuri Sherwani
The Jodhpuri suit for men is a sharper, more structured look: a fitted jacket worn with a kurta and trousers or churidar. We make ours in silk and other premium fabrics with handcrafted embroidery, so it is a good pick for grooms who want strong tailoring and a clean, ceremonial finish. It suits weddings and other formal occasions alike.
Lucknowi (Chikankari) Sherwani
Lucknowi, or chikankari, is a centuries-old hand embroidery, and it is all about the fine detail. On menswear it looks rich but understated, which makes a Lucknowi sherwani a favorite for daytime and smaller ceremonies. The craft comes from Lucknow, and our karigars do it in a range of soft, elegant colors.
How to Style Your Sherwani on Your Wedding Day
Your sherwani is the center of the whole look, but it is the accessories that really finish it off. Pick pieces that bring out the fabric and embroidery rather than fighting with them, and keep your colors and textures working together.
A dupatta or stole over one shoulder, a brooch or kalgi at the chest, and a good pair of juttis or mojris go a long way. A lot of grooms also choose a full sherwani set, the sherwani with its matching bottom wear, so nothing is left to chance on the day. Keep the jewelry simple, maybe a kada or a pearl mala, just enough to catch the light. Finish with a neatly tied safa or turban and tidy hair, and you are set.
| Styling Element | Tip | Consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Dupatta / Stole | Drape over one or both shoulders, with slight pleats | Coordinate color with the sherwani embroidery |
| Footwear | Opt for leather or velvet juttis or mojris | Choose a hue that complements your sherwani |
| Headgear | Select a matching turban or safa | Try subtle patterns or brocade |
| Jewelry | Keep it understated, like a pearl mala or kada | Match metal tones to your buttons and brooch |
| Brooch / Kalgi | Place it at the pocket or collar | Pick a design that echoes your motifs |
| Pocket Square | Fold it neatly in a contrasting shade | Adds color without overpowering |
| Grooming | Keep hair, beard and nails well groomed | A polished look ties the whole outfit together |
Treat it as a loose guide and build the look around your sherwani and your own taste.
Affordable Sherwani for Every Groom
Our sherwani styles run from ₹10,000 to ₹1,50,000, so there is something at most budgets, from simpler mid-range designs to fully embellished luxury pieces. None of it cuts corners on quality, and with our customization options you can adjust the fabric, embroidery and fit to land on a look you are happy with for your special day, without overspending.
Shop Shreeman by Wedding Occasion
For lighter functions like haldi and mehndi, a lot of grooms pair a kurta or a jacket set with their main sherwani, building a complete set of wedding outfits for men. Here is where to shop by event:
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right wedding sherwani for men?
Start with the occasion and season, then think about color, fabric, fit and budget. Lighter fabrics and softer shades suit daytime functions, while richer fabrics and deeper tones work better in the evening. At Shreeman you can filter by color, fabric and price, or book a video call if you want help deciding.
Which fabric is most comfortable for a sherwani?
It comes down to the season. Silk and raw silk are smooth and suit most occasions, art silk and cotton blends are lighter and easier in summer, and brocade or heavier silk holds its shape well in winter. Shreeman stocks all of these, so you can match the fabric to the weather and to how long you will be wearing it.
What is the best color combination for a sherwani?
Ivory, cream, beige, gold, maroon and navy are the usual favorites for weddings. Lighter, cooler shades suit summer and daytime, while deeper, warmer tones work for winter and evening functions. Your skin tone and how much you want the embroidery to stand out also play a part.
What is the ideal length of a sherwani for men?
A sherwani usually falls below the knee and above the ankle, but the exact length can be set to your height and how formal the event is. We can adjust the length during customization so it sits right on you.
What is the difference between a sherwani and an achkan?
Both are traditional long coats for formal occasions. A sherwani is usually longer, with a fuller or flared shape and more detailed embroidery, which is why grooms tend to choose it. An achkan is shorter, slimmer and straighter, and often gets worn for receptions or less formal functions.
How should a groom style his sherwani for a modern wedding?
A safa or turban, a matching or contrasting stole, a brooch or kalgi, some layered necklaces and a pair of embroidered juttis go a long way. Keep the hair and beard tidy and the whole look comes together.
What are the latest sherwani trends for grooms in 2026?
Pastel and ivory bases, floral and thread work embroidery, Indo-Western fusion cuts and asymmetric shapes are all popular right now. Lighter layering and subtle geometric patterns are in demand too, for comfort as well as looks.
Which sherwani color suits Indian skin tones best?
Maroon, navy, emerald green and golden beige flatter most Indian skin tones. For summer or daytime weddings, peach, ivory and powder blue give a softer, lighter look.
Is an Indo-Western sherwani suitable for a traditional wedding?
Yes. Indo-Western sherwani styles put traditional embroidery on more contemporary cuts, so they suit grooms who want a modern edge without losing the cultural feel. They work for the main ceremony as well as sangeet and reception.
Can I rent a sherwani from Shreeman?
No, Shreeman does not offer sherwani on rent. We make and sell tailored, made-to-own sherwani, so you get a proper fit and a piece you can keep. We have options across a range of budgets if you are watching your spend.
How long before the wedding should I order my sherwani?
Order at least 4 to 6 weeks ahead so there is time for customization, fittings and any alterations. Made-to-order pieces usually ship in about 15 to 20 days, and ordering early gives you more design choices and less last-minute stress.
How do I care for my sherwani after the wedding?
Always dry-clean it, then keep it in a breathable garment bag on a padded hanger somewhere cool and dry. Skip plastic covers, as they trap moisture and can damage the embroidery.
Where can I buy a designer sherwani in Anand, Gujarat?
Shreeman is based in Anand. You can shop our designer sherwani online with delivery across Anand and the rest of India, use video shopping and size selection, or visit our studio in person.
Where are Shreeman sherwani designed and made?
Every Shreeman sherwani is designed and handcrafted at our own workshop in Anand, Gujarat. We have made our pieces in-house since 1987, which lets us keep an eye on quality at every stage.
Can I visit the Shreeman studio in Anand to customize my sherwani?
Yes. You are welcome to visit our Anand studio to go through fabrics, embroidery and styles with us one on one, and we will customize your sherwani for your wedding or occasion.