<span style="font-family: Inter, sans-serif; font-size: 18px; white-space-collapse: preserve-breaks; background-color: #f4f5f6;">traditional dress of jammu and kashmirexperiences a wide range of climates, especially with its chilly winters in the Valley and higher altitudes, which means the traditional dress adapts beautifully to the weather. In winter, people wear pherans made from thick wool and tweed, layering up with thermal undergarments, shawls, and mufflers to keep warm. They often carry a kangri, a small earthen pot filled with burning embers, tucked under their pheran for extra heat. When summer rolls around, the attire shifts to lighter fabrics like cotton, with simpler designs and fewer layers. You'll see kurta/salwar combinations, lighter headscarves, and sometimes open footwear to stay cool.</span>