Our best advice: do not measure yourself. Take a garment you already own and love the fit of, lay it flat, and measure that. Compare those numbers to the tables below.

How to measure a flat garment

• Bust or chest: measure across the garment from armhole to armhole, then double it.
• Waist: measure across the narrowest point, then double it.
• Hip: measure across the widest point below the waist, then double it.
• Length: measure from the highest point of the shoulder straight down to the hem.

Kurtis, dresses and co-ord sets

Size	Bust (in)	Waist (in)	Hip (in)
XS	32	26	35
S	34	28	37
M	36	30	39
L	38	32	41
XL	40	34	43
XXL	42	36	45

Ethnic and party wear

Ethnic pieces are cut closer through the bust and upper arm. If you are between two sizes, take the larger one. Anarkalis and lehengas are usually supplied with extra seam allowance so a local tailor can take them in.

Sarees

Sarees are one size. The measurement that matters is the blouse piece, which is supplied unstitched unless the product page says otherwise. Standard blouse pieces are cut to fit up to a 40 inch bust once stitched.

Still not sure?

WhatsApp us on 8999090175 with the product name and the measurements of a garment that fits you well. We will tell you which size to take.

Every measurement above has a tolerance of about half an inch, because these are handled and finished by people rather than machines.