Tibetan - Indian Clothing

The Tibetan Buddhist, lower half-garment or "skirt" is called shamtab which is worn by men and women for meditation retreats, practice periods or during drubchens. Usually, chuba means 'coat' and refers to a heavy, outer garment similar to our use of a heavy winter coat(with, or without the sleeves). Sometimes "half chuba" means the meditation skirt as well.

While the monks and nuns meditation shawl is called a "zen" but usually spelled zhen, so as not to be confused with the Japanese Buddhist Zen word.

Note that for XXL, please add 20%. Custom sizes bigger than XXL on Meditation Skirt, Shamtab or "Half Chubas" only, please add 30%.

Check the Sizing Chart to find your correct size.

All clothing is exchangeable once within the first 14 days for a different size. Otherwise, these selections are non-returnable item.