Size Guide

A note on sizing

• Every collection blends pieces from different artisans and manufacturers across India, and hand finishing means small variations are completely normal. Actual measurements can differ by up to 1 to 1.5 inches from the chart above.
• Please treat this chart as a general guide rather than an exact promise, and check the individual product description for garment specific measurements where they are listed.
• Salwar suit bottoms, lehenga skirts, and petticoats are cut with an adjustable drawstring waist, so the same size label fits a small range of waist measurements, not one exact number.
• Sarees are sold as a single, unstitched length and are not sized.

How to measure your bust

1. Wear a well fitted, non padded bra.
2. Wrap a soft measuring tape around the fullest part of your bust, keeping it parallel to the ground.
3. Keep the tape snug but not tight, you should be able to breathe comfortably.
4. Round up to the nearest whole number and match it against the chart above.

Fit by garment

• Blouses: fitted through the bust and waist, cut close to the body.
• Kurtis & kurtas: relaxed through the body, true to the bust measurement above.
• Salwar suits: the kameez top follows the same bust sizing as our kurtis. The salwar or churidar bottoms have a flexible drawstring waist, giving a few inches of adjustment either way.
• Lehenga cholis: the choli follows the blouse fit, and the lehenga skirt sits at the waist with an adjustable drawstring for a few inches of give.
• Anarkali suits & gowns: fitted through the bust, flowing from the waist down, sized the same as our kurtis.
• Petticoats: made with an adjustable drawstring waist to comfortably fit a range of sizes.
• Sarees: sold as a single, unstitched length of fabric (usually 5.5 to 6.5 metres) and are not sized.