Mulmul Jamdanis

Understanding the correct sizing for your apparel is crucial for ensuring a proper fit and enhancing overall comfort. This sizing guide has been developed based on extensive research and industry standards to assist you in selecting the appropriate size for your needs.

To determine your size, please refer to the measurements provided in each section. It is advisable to use a measuring tape for accuracy. Measure your body in the following areas (as applicable): bust, waist, hips, shoulder, length, sleeve opening, thigh, and bottom opening. Compare your measurements with the corresponding sizes in the tables below.

1. Body Measurements (inches)
This section provides your actual body measurements to help you choose the right size.

(Use this table to record your body measurements. Measure your bust, waist, and hips and compare with these numbers to find your closest size.)

2. Kurta Boxy (inches)
These are the garment measurements for our Boxy-fit kurtas, designed to have a relaxed, straight silhouette.

(These measurements refer to the actual garment dimensions. If you prefer a looser fit, consider sizing up.)

3. Kurta Relaxed A-Line (inches)
These are the garment measurements for our A-line kurtas, featuring a slightly flared hem for extra ease.

(These measurements refer to the actual garment dimensions. The A-line shape gradually flares under the armhole through the length for a comfortable drape .)

4. Lowers (inches)
These are the garment measurements for our lowers (pants/trousers) designed for a comfortable fit.

(Measure around the fullest part of your waist and hips, and compare to these garment dimensions to determine your best fit.)

It is important to note that sizes may vary slightly between different styles and manufacturers. Therefore, it is recommended to consult this guide for each specific product. If your measurements fall between two sizes, choosing the larger size is generally advisable for a more comfortable fit.