Best 5 Men's Kurta Shops in Australia

Summary

A good kurta for men does a lot of work. It gets you through Diwali and Eid, family weddings, a puja at home, and plenty of ordinary evenings in between. The trouble is that buying one in Australia usually means either a long wait from overseas or guessing your size from a chart that does not quite match.

This guide ranks the best 5 places to buy men's kurta and kurta pajama sets in Australia for 2026, then shows you exactly how to measure your kurta size so it actually fits when it arrives.

Key Topics

• Best 5 Men's Kurta Shops in Australia, Ranked
  • Gleemium Fashion
  • House of Nepal
  • Manyavar
  • The Designer Outfit
  • Junaid Jamshed
• What Is a Kurta for Men?
• How to Measure Your Kurta Size
• Choosing Fabric for Australian Weather
• Frequently Asked Questions

Best 5 Men's Kurta Shops in Australia, Ranked

Here are the five we rate most highly this year, starting with our top pick. Each suits a slightly different shopper.

1. Gleemium Fashion — Best All-Rounder for Australian Families

Gleemium Fashion takes the top spot for men who want a well-fitting kurta without the overseas wait. You will find pure cotton and silk kurta pajama sets in sizes 38 to 46, plus festive kurtas and Nehru-jacket styles, all priced in AUD with fast delivery across Australia. Many pieces can be custom stitched, which solves the classic problem of a chest that fits but sleeves that do not. It also means the whole family can be dressed from one place. Browse men's kurtas or the full menswear range.

2. House of Nepal — Best Kurta Range You Can Try On

House of Nepal is a top-rated Sydney boutique with a dedicated men's kurta pajama collection and two shopfronts (Auburn and Rockdale). With a 4.9-star rating from thousands of reviews, it is the easiest option if you would rather try a kurta on than measure yourself. See houseofnepal.com.au.

3. Manyavar — Best Known Brand for Wedding Kurtas

Manyavar is India's best-known ethnic menswear brand and runs an Australian store priced in AUD. It is the strongest pick for polished wedding looks — sharp kurta sets, sherwanis and Indo-western pieces with a very consistent finish. Prices sit higher than most, but so does the presentation. See manyavar.com.

4. The Designer Outfit — Best for Made-to-Measure

The Designer Outfit (TDO Australia) is a Perth-based online store with a solid kurta pajama set range and made-to-measure sizing through a simple form. If you are between sizes or hard to fit off the rack, this is a practical Australian option with local customer service. See thedesigneroutfit.com.au.

5. Junaid Jamshed — Best for Pakistani-Style Kurtas

Junaid Jamshed is a well-known Pakistani label with an Australian site, and it does simple, clean kurtas particularly well — the kind you wear to Jummah, Eid or a quiet family dinner rather than a big wedding. Classic cuts, restrained colours, good everyday value. See au.junaidjamshed.com.

What Is a Kurta for Men?

A kurta is a long, loose tunic that falls somewhere between the hip and the knee, usually with a mandarin (band) collar and long sleeves. Worn on its own it is casual; paired with a matching pajama (the straight, drawstring trouser) it becomes a kurta pajama set for festivals and family events. Add a Nehru jacket or a sherwani over the top and it turns into full wedding wear.

The appeal is that one garment scales from very casual to very formal depending on fabric and styling — cotton for everyday, silk or brocade for the big occasions.

How to Measure Your Kurta Size

This is where most online kurta purchases go wrong. Indian sizing is usually given as a chest number (38, 40, 42 and so on), not S/M/L. Grab a soft tape and measure over a thin shirt, keeping the tape snug but not tight:

Measurement	How to take it
Chest	Around the fullest part of your chest, under the arms. This number is usually your kurta size.
Shoulder	Across the back, from the tip of one shoulder to the other.
Kurta length	From the shoulder seam straight down to where you want the hem to sit (usually just above the knee).
Sleeve length	From the shoulder tip down to your wrist bone, arm relaxed.
Waist (pajama)	Around your natural waist where the drawstring will sit.
Pajama length	From the waist to the top of your foot.

Two quick tips. A kurta should skim, not cling — if you are between sizes, size up, because a kurta that is slightly loose looks intentional while a tight one never does. And measure an existing kurta that fits you well, laid flat, as a sanity check against any size chart.

Choosing Fabric for Australian Weather

Pure cotton is the safest choice for Australian summers and daytime events — it breathes, washes easily and does not cling in the heat. Rayon and cotton blends sit somewhere in the middle and hold a crisper shape. Silk, brocade and jacquard look richest and are best kept for weddings, receptions and cooler evenings. For an outdoor summer wedding, a light silk-blend kurta gives you the formality without the sweat.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a kurta for men?

A kurta is a long, loose tunic worn by men, typically falling between the hip and knee with a mandarin collar. Paired with a drawstring pajama trouser it becomes a kurta pajama set, worn for festivals, weddings and everyday occasions.

How do I measure my kurta size for men?

Measure your chest at its fullest point over a thin shirt — that number (38, 40, 42 and so on) is usually your kurta size. Also take your shoulder width, kurta length, sleeve length, and waist and length for the pajama. If you are between sizes, go up.

How do I take measurements for a men's kurta pajama?

For the kurta take chest, shoulder, sleeve and full length; for the pajama take waist and length from waist to foot. Measuring an existing kurta that fits you well, laid flat, is the easiest way to check your numbers before ordering.

Where can I buy a kurta for men in Australia?

You can buy men's kurtas in Australia from Gleemium Fashion, House of Nepal in Sydney, Manyavar, The Designer Outfit and Junaid Jamshed. Australian stores price in AUD and deliver faster than overseas sites.

How much does a men's kurta cost in Australia?

Simple cotton kurtas and kurta pajama sets often sit between $50 and $150, while silk and designer wedding sets run from $200 upwards. Sherwanis cost considerably more. Shopping in AUD makes comparison much easier.

What should men wear to an Indian wedding in Australia?

A silk or brocade kurta pajama set is the safe, comfortable choice for guests. Add a Nehru jacket to dress it up, or wear a sherwani if you are part of the wedding party. For daytime summer ceremonies, choose lighter fabrics and colours.