Made to measure

Tell us the date, and we will tell you what is possible.

Every sherwani and jodhpuri we make is cut to one person. This form starts that — it is an enquiry, not an order. Nothing is charged, and nothing is cut, until you have seen the cloth in your own hands.

Reply: Within two working days
Swatches: Posted free, worldwide
Lead time: Six to eight weeks

Cut to measurement

How a commission runs

01
Measurements
Send twelve measurements, ask us to post the measuring form, or take forty minutes on a video call with a cutter. All three end in the same place.
02
Cloth and swatch
We post swatches of the shortlisted cloth, free, anywhere in the world. Nothing is cut until you have held them against the rest of the outfit.
03
Cutting and embroidery
Panels are cut, then framed for embroidery. A densely worked zardozi placket is close to a week of one artisan's time.
04
Fitting and dispatch
Fitted on the form, pressed, and photographed for you before it is boxed. Tracked shipping, duties quoted before you pay.

Start a commission

Takes about four minutes. Fields you are unsure about can stay empty — we will ask.

What are we making?

PieceWorn toWedding dateBudgetOptional — it helps us pick the cloth honestly

Measurements

I have my measurementsEnter them below. We check them against the pattern before cutting.
Post me the measuring formA printed tape and a diagram, posted free. Your tailor can fill it in.
Measure me on a video callForty minutes with a cutter from the workshop. Evenings UK and US time.

Enter your measurements

Chest (in)Around the fullest partWaist (in)At the navel, not the trouser lineHip (in)Around the seatShoulder (in)Seam to seam across the backSleeve length (in)Shoulder point to wrist boneBicep (in)Arm relaxedNeck (in)Where the collar sitsGarment length (in)Shoulder to where it should endTrouser waist (in)Where you wear the trouserInseam (in)Crotch to ankle

Not sure about any of these? Leave them blank — chest, waist, shoulder and length are the four we cannot start without.

Where to reach you

NameEmailPhone or WhatsAppShipping countryDuties are quoted before you pay

Anything we should knowColours you are matching to, the rest of the outfit, who else is being dressed

Post me swatches first. Free, anywhere, about a week.

No payment now. We reply within two working days with cloth options and a firm date.

Questions people actually ask

I am not in India. Can you still fit me?: Most of what we ship goes abroad. Either your local tailor fills in the form we post you, or a cutter measures you on a video call. We build a half-inch of adjustment into the side seams so a local alteration is cheap if it is needed.
What if it does not fit when it arrives?: Send photographs wearing it and we will tell you honestly whether it is an alteration or our mistake. If we cut it wrong we re-cut it and pay the shipping both ways.
Can you match a colour exactly?: Send a photograph and, if you can, post us a small piece of the cloth. We dye a swatch and post it back. Matching from a screen alone is guesswork — screens disagree about colour more than people expect.
We need six matched pieces for the baraat.: Say so in the notes with the count. Matched sets are dyed in a single lot so they photograph as one colour, which is not something you can rely on if you order them separately.

Would rather just talk? care@acuqstore.com or WhatsApp +91 89765 89093, Mon–Sat.

How a commission runs

Measurements

Send twelve measurements, ask us to post the measuring form, or take forty minutes on a video call with a cutter. All three end in the same place.

Cloth and swatch

We post swatches of the shortlisted cloth, free, anywhere in the world. Nothing is cut until you have held them against the rest of the outfit.

Cutting and embroidery

Panels are cut, then framed for embroidery. A densely worked zardozi placket is close to a week of one artisan's time.

Fitting and dispatch

Fitted on the form, pressed, and photographed for you before it is boxed. Tracked shipping, duties quoted before you pay.

Start a commission

Takes about four minutes. Fields you are unsure about can stay empty — we will ask.

What are we making?

PieceWorn toWedding dateBudgetOptional — it helps us pick the cloth honestly

Measurements

I have my measurementsEnter them below. We check them against the pattern before cutting.
Post me the measuring formA printed tape and a diagram, posted free. Your tailor can fill it in.
Measure me on a video callForty minutes with a cutter from the workshop. Evenings UK and US time.

Enter your measurements

Not sure about any of these? Leave them blank — chest, waist, shoulder and length are the four we cannot start without.

Where to reach you

NameEmailPhone or WhatsAppShipping countryDuties are quoted before you pay

Anything we should knowColours you are matching to, the rest of the outfit, who else is being dressed

Post me swatches first. Free, anywhere, about a week.

No payment now. We reply within two working days with cloth options and a firm date.

Questions people actually ask

I am not in India. Can you still fit me?

Most of what we ship goes abroad. Either your local tailor fills in the form we post you, or a cutter measures you on a video call. We build a half-inch of adjustment into the side seams so a local alteration is cheap if it is needed.

What if it does not fit when it arrives?

Send photographs wearing it and we will tell you honestly whether it is an alteration or our mistake. If we cut it wrong we re-cut it and pay the shipping both ways.

Can you match a colour exactly?

Send a photograph and, if you can, post us a small piece of the cloth. We dye a swatch and post it back. Matching from a screen alone is guesswork — screens disagree about colour more than people expect.

We need six matched pieces for the baraat.

Say so in the notes with the count. Matched sets are dyed in a single lot so they photograph as one colour, which is not something you can rely on if you order them separately.

Would rather just talk? care@acuqstore.com or WhatsApp +91 89765 89093, Mon–Sat.