High-Quality Buddhist Monastic Robes

At our garment factory, we take pride in crafting traditional Buddhist monastic robes, including the inner robe (antarv?sa) and outer robe (uttar?sa?ga), using premium Thai cotton fabric. Our commitment to quality and authenticity ensures that each robe meets the rigorous standards of monastic life, providing comfort, durability, and a deep connection to Buddhist traditions.

 

Inner Robe (Andanakada)

The inner robe, or antarv?sa, is designed with simplicity and practicality in mind. This essential garment is wrapped around the body, extending from the waist to the knees or ankles, and serves as an undergarment. We use the finest Thai cotton fabric, known for its softness and breathability, ensuring that monks remain comfortable throughout their daily activities. The inner robe's modest design and high-quality material reflect the values of humility and detachment

from material possessions, central to monastic life.

 

Outer Robe (Siuru)

The outer robe, or uttar?sa?ga, is a larger garment draped over the left shoulder, often leaving the right shoulder bare as a sign of respect and humility. Our outer robes are also made from top-grade Thai cotton, offering a perfect blend of durability and comfort. This robe is worn during meditation, religious ceremonies, and daily tasks, symbolizing the monk's dedication to the teachings of Buddhism and their renunciation of worldly attachments. The traditional dyeing process, using saffron or ochre hues, ensures that each robe adheres to the time-honored aesthetic of Buddhist monastic attire.

 

By choosing our robes, you are not only supporting traditional craftsmanship but also embracing the cultural and spiritual significance embedded in each garment. Our use of Thai cotton fabric guarantees that our robes provide exceptional comfort and durability, making them an ideal choice for Buddhist monks seeking high-quality monastic attire.