Shalwar is a traditional loose-fitting garment worn by men and women in South Asia. It is also known by different names in various regions, such as salwar, shalvaar, shalwar kameez, churidar, pajama, and dhoti. Salwar is predominantly worn in Pakistan and North India, while churidar is more popular in South India. The term shalwaar kameez refers to the traditional outfit consisting of a shalwar and a long shirt worn over it. Pajama is the term used for the flared pants worn with a long shirt, while dhoti is a more traditional garment worn by men in India. Nonetheless, all of these terms describe a loose, comfortable garment that is a staple of South Asian clothing.