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Women Blouse or Salwar  Measurements

Please review the following guidelines before taking your measurements:

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  • Accurate measurements are crucial to ensure the outfit fits properly.

  • Special requirements may cause delays beyond the 30-day delivery period. If this happens, our sales executive will reach out to you.

  • While we make every effort to accurately reproduce colors, there may be slight variations due to fabric dyes or photographic effects.

  • Chellam Stores will not be held responsible for any incorrect measurements provided.

  • The outfit will be altered based on the measurements you submit in this form.

  • The outfit will be made as shown on our website unless you request specific changes.

  • We will only contact you if the fabric is unavailable or if any changes need to be made.

Blouse Front Measurements
Blouse Back Measurements
Indian Wear Pants Measurements

Measurements Form

Your Details

This is necessary so we can reach out to you if we have any questions during the custom stitching process.

Measurements

Units
Inches
Centimeter

Please fill the below sections if the custom stitchings is for Kurtis or Lehengas or Pants

Add upto 5 images

If you have a blouse design, please upload up to 5 clear images that showcase the design details. Please note that we may not be able to accommodate all designs, and some may incur additional charges. We will reach out to you if this is the case.

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  1. Shoulder Width

    • How to measure: Measure across the top of your shoulders, from one shoulder seam to the other.

    • Why it’s important: This measurement helps ensure that the garment sits properly on your shoulders, especially for tops, jackets, or dresses, avoiding tight or loose fits at the shoulder area.

  2. Shoulder Seam

    • How to measure: Measure from the point where your shoulder meets the neck (nape) to the shoulder seam (where the sleeve meets the body).

    • Why it’s important: This measurement ensures proper fit across the shoulders and helps garments such as blouses, dresses, and shirts drape correctly, preventing the sleeves from being misplaced.

  3. Bust (Chest)

    • How to measure: Measure around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape comfortably snug but not tight.

    • Why it’s important: This measurement ensures that the garment fits properly around your chest, preventing tightness or looseness in tops, dresses, and blouses.

  4. Underbust

    • How to measure: Measure just below your bust, around the ribcage area.

    • Why it’s important: This measurement is necessary for garments like bras, corsets, and structured tops to ensure a snug fit below the bust area.

  5. Waist

    • How to measure: Measure around the narrowest part of your torso, typically around your natural waistline. Make sure it’s snug but not tight.

    • Why it’s important: This is a key measurement for most garments, especially dresses, skirts, pants, and shorts, ensuring that the garment fits comfortably around the waist.

  6. Below Waistline

    • How to measure: Measure just below your natural waistline, typically where you want the waistband of your pants, skirts, or shorts to sit.

    • Why it’s important: This measurement is crucial for pants, skirts, and low-rise garments, ensuring the waistband fits where you prefer.

  7. Bust to Bust

    • How to measure: Measure the distance between one bust and the other, typically across the center of the chest.

    • Why it’s important: This helps with ensuring the proper fit for the chest area, especially in custom-tailored tops, blouses, or dresses.

  8. Blouse Length

    • How to measure: Measure from the top of your shoulder down to the desired blouse length, typically around the waist or slightly below.

    • Why it’s important: This measurement determines the overall length of a blouse or top, ensuring it hits the right point on your torso for the desired style.

  9. Sleeve Opening Circumference

    • How to measure: Measure around the fullest part of your upper arm or where the sleeve will end.

    • Why it’s important: This ensures that the sleeve fits comfortably around your arm without being too tight or loose, especially for short sleeves or 3/4 sleeves.

  10. Armhole

    • How to measure: Measure around the circumference of the armhole, just below the underarm.

    • Why it’s important: This ensures that the garment fits properly around the arm, allowing ease of movement without being too tight.

  11. Sleeve Length

    • How to measure: Measure from the shoulder seam down to the desired sleeve length, whether short, 3/4, or full sleeve.

    • Why it’s important: This measurement is crucial to ensure that the sleeve length is just right for the style you desire, whether you want a short, mid-length, or long sleeve.

  12. Full Sleeve Opening Circumference

    • How to measure: Measure around your wrist (or where the sleeve ends for a full sleeve).

    • Why it’s important: This ensures that the sleeve has the right fit around your wrist, whether you prefer a snug or loose fit.

  13. Hip

    • How to measure: Measure around the fullest part of your hips.

    • Why it’s important: This measurement is necessary for longer garments, like kurtas, chudidhars, or dresses that fall below the hip line, ensuring a comfortable fit around the hips.

  14. Thigh

    • How to measure: Measure around the fullest part of your thigh.

    • Why it’s important: This is essential for custom-fitting garments such as pants, skirts, trousers, or shorts, ensuring that they fit properly without being too tight around the thigh area.

  15. Pant Height

    • How to measure: Measure from or just below your waistline (depending on where you want the pant to sit) down to the ankle, or to the desired pant length.

    • Why it’s important: This measurement is key to determine the correct pant length, whether for kurta pants, lehenga skirts, or regular trousers, ensuring the pants fit your preferred length.

  16. Front Neckline

    • How to measure: Measure from the middle of your collarbone to the point where you want the neckline to end.

    • Why it’s important: This measurement is crucial for both high and low necklines, ensuring that the garment's front neckline sits exactly where you want it.

  17. Back Neckline

    • How to measure: Measure from the middle of the back of your neck to the desired neckline point.

    • Why it’s important: This measurement helps determine the depth and shape of the back neckline for garments such as blouses, dresses, or kurtas, ensuring a comfortable and flattering fit.

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