How to pick your kurti size without guessing

Size M in one brand is size L in another. Rather than trusting the label, trust a garment you already own and love — it takes two minutes.

Measure a kurti you like

Lay it flat and measure across the chest from armpit to armpit, then double it. Measure the full length from the shoulder seam to the hem. Write both down.

Compare with the product page

Every product page lists length and fit under Product Details, and the model note tells you what size the model is wearing and how tall she is. If the chest of your favourite kurti is close to the size you want, you have your answer.

Between sizes?

Go up one size for an A-line or relaxed kurti, and stay true to size for a fitted Anarkali bodice. Rayon and cotton can shrink slightly in the first wash, so a little ease is a good thing.