For starters, it is important to understand that sherwani sizing is not the same as regular clothing sizing. When purchasing a sherwani, the measurement chart for your particular sherwani will be used. This chart is designed to provide the perfect fit for your body type and measurements.
In most cases, sherwani sizing is done by measuring the chest, waist, and hips from the back. This measurement is taken from your shoulder blades to the waistline. If you have a large chest or wide hips, the tailor will need to add more material to the back of the sherwani. The tailor may also need to adjust the length of the sleeves and the length of the sherwani to ensure a proper fit.
Once the measurements have been taken, the tailor will use a sewing machine to make the necessary alterations. This process can take up to a couple of hours to ensure that the alterations are done correctly. After the alterations are complete, the sherwani should fit perfectly.
When it comes to resizing a sherwani, it is important to remember that it is usually best to leave the task to a professional tailor. This is because a tailor is experienced in making the necessary adjustments to ensure that the sherwani
