The Dharmik Threads tee is not designed to be worn in one way. It is designed to be worn in your way — whatever that means for your body, your life, your sense of the sacred. Here are five looks from our community that we love.

Look 1: The Minimalist

Aarav from Delhi wears the Mahadev Tee tucked loosely into straight-cut cream trousers with white leather sneakers. 'I wear it like a uniform,' he says. 'Every day. It reminds me who I am before I go out into the world.'

Look 2: The Traditionalist

Priya from Varanasi layers the Hanuman Sweatshirt over a white kurta on cold mornings. The orange of the sweatshirt with the white of the kurta creates a combination that she says 'looks like a sunrise over the Ganga'.

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"I don't think of it as streetwear. I think of it as devotional clothing that happens to be comfortable." — Kabir, Jaipur

Look 3: The Layers

The Shri Ram Bomber worn open over the Mahadev Tee — this combination keeps appearing in our community submissions. There is something about the interplay of the two collections, the bow and the trident, that people find resonant.

The One Rule

• Wear it with intention — know what you're wearing and why
• Don't over-accessorise — let the print breathe
• Comfort is not a compromise — it is the point
• Mix with traditional pieces fearlessly — kurtas, dhotis, jutis all work