A boy's white kurta and mundu set typically includes a loose, straight-cut white kurta shirt and a white draped bottom, often a mundu, veshti, or lungi. The kurta has a neckline like a mandarin collar and can feature short or long sleeves, while the mundu is a simple, traditional dhoti-like garment that wraps around the waist. The set is often made of cotton or silk blends for comfort and is a traditional yet modern outfit, suitable for formal occasions. 

Kurta

• Style: A loose-fitting, straight-cut shirt.
• Neckline: Commonly a mandarin collar.
• Sleeves: Can be short or long.
• Hem: Straight hem.
• Closure: Features a button placket down the front.
• Fabric: Often a cotton blend, silk blend, or other breathable fabric for comfort.
• Design: Solid white, but can have subtle prints or embroidery. 

Mundu

• Style: A rectangular piece of unstitched cloth that is draped around the waist. Ethnic wear with Velcro waistband.
• Drape: Draped and pleated to create a relaxed fit.
• Closure: Slip-on style.
• Fabric: Often made of cotton, but can also be a silk blend.
• Decoration: Can have a decorative border, such as a zari border. 

Additional features

• Accessories: The set can be paired with accessories like a cap or a matching safa (turban) for a more complete traditional look.
• Occasion: Suitable for cultural events, festivals, or celebrations, offering a balance of tradition and modern style.
• Care: May require dry cleaning depending on the fabric.