The name "Samarth" is of Indian origin and is commonly used in various parts of India. "Samarth" is derived from the Sanskrit language, where "Sam" means "well" or "good," and "Arth" means "meaning" or "purpose." Therefore, the name can be interpreted as "one with a good purpose" or "capable." It reflects the idea of someone who is able, skilled, and capable of achieving their goals.
 
A Samarth named men's kurta is a stylish traditional Indian outfit. The kurta is made of mixed cotton material, The combination of material can provide the benefits of cotton, such as breathability and comfort, while possibly enhancing durability and drape with the addition of another material.
 
The kurta features dual stripes in the front. These stripes add an element of style to the outfit creating an aesthetically pleasing look. the faux buttons on the stripes are not functional but are there for decorative purposes.  The upper right side button is functional. This design element adds a traditional and classic touch to the kurta.
 
The Samarth kurta is paired with a dhoti featuring a matching border which offers a blend of comfort, style, and tradition, making it a suitable choice for various cultural and festive occasions.