Cachari, a type of tribes mostly found in the northeastern state of Assam in India, has a very rich culture which can also be seen in their traditional garments. Dukli Dhutti, one of the main simple but wonderful pieces of garmet supposed to be used by every male-female member of the Cachari tribe, forms an essential part of their traditional costume. White Dukli Dhutti is a type of plain cotton cloth which is the most comforting and practical. This white cotton fabric has been much adopted, as it suits the humid and temperate climate of Assam. Moreover, purity and simplicity symbolized by the white are observed in the culture of the Cachari people. It is associated with peace and clarity and tranquility, which are the core tenets of the tribe's way of life.

This is the traditional attire worn by both sons and daughters of the tribe. Dukli Dhutti unanimously is a very flexible garment. For a male, it is wrapped around the waist. For females, however, they can have a similar usage or use it within their more elaborate means of traditional attire for festivities and ceremonies or for day-to-day activities. The simplicity of the cloth goes hand-in-hand with understated elegance, all while being practical for daily undertakings. Apart from being a very functional piece of clothing, Dukli Dhutti stands out as the other vital item in the cultural identity of the tribe. It tells of the nature respect for the tribe and also tells that the tribe's bonding with things that keep their traditional practices alive has been passed through different generations.