Pakistani Suit Size Chart: How to Measure for Ready to Wear
The most common reason for returns on ready to wear Pakistani suits is the wrong size. The good news: you only need a measuring tape and five minutes to get it right.
What you need
- A soft measuring tape
- A fitted top or vest
- Someone to help (optional but easier)
How to measure
- Bust: around the fullest part of your chest, tape level under the arms.
- Waist: around the narrowest part of your waist.
- Hips: around the fullest part of your hips.
- Shoulder: from one shoulder edge to the other across your back.
- Shirt length: from the highest point of the shoulder down to where you want the hem.
- Sleeve length: from shoulder edge to wrist with the arm slightly bent.
Write your measurements in inches and compare them with our women's size chart.
Pakistani sizes vs UK and US sizes
Pakistani ready to wear is usually labelled XS–XL and often fits closer at the bust and armhole than UK or US high-street sizes. As a rough guide, many UK size 10 customers choose S and UK 14 customers choose L, but always go by your bust measurement, not your usual label.
Tips for a better fit
- Between two sizes? Choose the larger one; shirts can be taken in easily.
- For farshi shalwar and sharara sets, check the length against your height.
- Need something special? Many of our designs can be made to your measurements by the AT|80 Stitching Studio.
Shop ready to wear
Explore ready to wear suits, party wear and farshi shalwar sets. Free delivery with COD in Pakistan and flat-rate shipping to the UK, USA and UAE.
FAQs
Do sizes differ between collections? Slightly. Check the size note on each product page.
Can I exchange a size? Please read our refund policy and contact us on WhatsApp before sending anything back.
