Size Guide
Getting the size right the first time saves you a return trip to the courier. Here's how to measure, and what our sizes mean.
How to Measure Yourself
Use a soft measuring tape. Measure over light clothing, not over a jacket or dupatta. Keep the tape snug but not tight — you should be able to slip a finger underneath.
- Chest / Bust: Around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape level under your arms.
- Waist: Around the narrowest part of your waist, usually just above the navel.
- Hips: Around the fullest part of your hips, roughly 20 cm below the waist.
- Shirt length: From the shoulder seam straight down to where you want the hem to sit.
- Trouser length: From the waistband down to the ankle bone.
Women's Sizes
All measurements in inches. These are body measurements, not garment measurements.
| Size | Bust | Waist | Hips |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] |
| M | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] |
| L | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] |
| XL | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] |
| XXL | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] |
Kids' Sizes
Sized by age. If your child is between two sizes, we recommend going one size up.
| Size | Age | Height | Chest |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2–3Y | 2–3 years | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] |
| 4–5Y | 4–5 years | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] |
| 6–7Y | 6–7 years | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] |
| 8–9Y | 8–9 years | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] |
| 10–11Y | 10–11 years | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] |
| 12–13Y | 12–13 years | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] |
A Few Honest Notes
- Co-ord sets and printed suits are cut for a relaxed fit. If you prefer a closer fit, consider sizing down.
- Between two sizes? Take the larger one. Loose is easier to live with than tight.
- Kids grow fast. For occasion wear you'll only wear a few times, size up.
- Fabric can vary slightly between batches. Small differences of half an inch are normal in stitched clothing.
Still Not Sure?
Message us on WhatsApp at 0333 8505088 with the product name and your measurements. We'll tell you honestly which size to order — we would rather help you get it right than process an exchange.