1. Plural of khadi; hand-spun and hand-woven cloth traditionally made in India, often associated with Indian independence and self-sufficiency.
Usage: Often capitalized when referring to the historical movement or Gandhi's promotion of the fabric.; The singular form is 'khadi'.

Examples

• The shop sells beautiful khadis in various colors and patterns.
• Gandhi encouraged Indians to wear khadis as a symbol of national pride.
• These khadis are made entirely by hand using traditional methods.
• The texture of khadis is distinctive and often thicker than factory-produced fabrics.
• Many artisans in rural India continue to produce khadis for local and international markets.