The janeu thread is a sacred symbol in Hinduism worn by males of the three highest castes. Crafted from cotton, this sacred thread is worn over the left shoulder and hangs down to the right waist. It consists of three natural cotton threads that are twisted together, with the ends tied in a knot. Worn close to the skin, the janeu thread is meant to remind the wearer of their duties and righteousness. It plays an important role in many Hindu ceremonies and rites of passage. Lightweight and durable, this cotton janeu thread allows the wearer freedom of movement while fulfilling a significant religious obligation. Made according to centuries-old traditions, this product helps observant Hindus uphold their cultural and spiritual beliefs.