**AC Cotton Mekhela Chador** is a traditional attire worn by women, especially in Assam and other parts of Northeast India. The term *Mekhela Chador* refers to a two-piece garment made up of:
1. **Mekhela**: The lower part, which is a wraparound skirt that is draped around the waist and pleated.
2. **Chador**: The upper part, which is a long piece of cloth worn over the shoulder, typically covering the upper body.
### AC Cotton:
- **AC Cotton** refers to a type of cotton fabric, which is lightweight, breathable, and comfortable to wear, especially in warmer climates. The "AC" might refer to the fabric's softness and its cooling properties, ideal for tropical or humid conditions.
### Key Features:
- **Fabric**: AC Cotton is smooth and soft, offering comfort, making it suitable for everyday wear as well as special occasions.
- **Designs**: The AC Cotton Mekhela Chador may come in various traditional Assamese designs such as floral, geometric patterns, and intricate borders.
- **Colors**: Often found in vibrant colors like red, green, yellow, and white, with the traditional styles featuring golden or silver borders.
- **Draping**: The Mekhela is draped with pleats and tucked around the waist, while the Chador is elegantly draped over the shoulder, often leaving one end to hang loosely.
This attire is known for its elegance and is worn during cultural festivals, weddings, and traditional ceremonies. It combines comfort with tradition, making it a preferred choice for many women in Assam and beyond.
