Sarongs, very similar to those of South-East Asia and completely different from the Indian subcontinent (excluding Sri Lanka) are widespread – in the state of Manipur, where they are called "Phanek" and "Mekhela" in Assam which are very similar to traditional attires of other South-East Asian nations. In the South Indian states of Kerala, where they are called "mundu" (if fully white or fully black) and "lungi" or "kaili" if coloured, and Tamil Nadu, where they are called "kaili" or "saaram" or "vetti" or "lungi" and are usually worn at home. A standard lungi measures 2.12 by 1.2 metres.