India is one of the most colorful countries in the world with a rich heritage of its uses in all walks of life. Unfortunately jean culture is robbing this colorful heritage,

I don't think colors are gender basis. Many times women and girls also wear blue, and men also wears pink.

Honestly speaking, I have not used a pink colored shirt or trousers as far my memory serves me.

Some colors are gender bias like red which bis generally used by women.

Red shirts are used by me. Ascertaining gender bias based on color is unreliable. These days every color is being used by every gender..

You are right. But the amount of red colored material like sarees, bindis, ribbons skirts, sandals and shoes etc  that women use are far far high in proportion to what a few men use. It is because of such one sided use that red gets associated with feminine gender.

rambabu wrote:

Red shirts are used by me. Ascertaining gender bias based on color is unreliable. These days every color is being used by every gender..

 

You remember the promise you will pick me from airport when I visit Vizag in December this year. I request you to please wear a red shirt so I could spot you immediately.

 

My Red tea shirts outnumber my wife's sarees. She always prefers floral designs where even the traces of RED are not there.

One swallow does not make a summer. 

And with one example one cannot apply to all.