The sherwani is black, described in search results as being made from a rich fabric like velvet or silk velvet. It is heavily adorned with detailed gold-toned embroidery, which includes techniques such as dori work, zardozi, and thread work. The embroidery covers the entire garment with elaborate patterns. Notable motifs visible in the design include a prominent ‘tree of life’ pattern on the front panels and stylized bird/peacock figures near the hem. It has a structured, long coat silhouette with a band collar, which is a classic style for Indian formal wear. It is paired with off-white or cream-colored trousers (pyjamas) and is often accessorized with items like a safa (turban), a mala (necklace), or mojaris (traditional shoes).