Demand any design. Our designer builds the set.

Most sizing problems start before the order. Someone picks the size that looks closest, writes a short note in a message box, and hopes the result is near enough. It rarely is, and nobody finds out until the parcel arrives.

There is a simpler way to do this. Tell us what you want, and let a designer build it.

A fitting call takes about fifteen minutes. You need a tape measure and a phone, nothing else.

We start with the numbers. Chest at the fullest point, shoulder from bone to bone, waist, hip, inseam, and height. You hold the tape, we tell you exactly where to place it and how tight to pull. A measurement taken in the wrong place is worse than no measurement at all, because it looks precise.

Then we talk about the design. This is the part that gets lost in messages. It is easy to write "standard fit". It is much harder to describe a shoulder that sits a centimetre too narrow, or a pocket that should take a phone without sagging, or a sleeve that should end above the elbow rather than at it.

You can point at the garment you are wearing and say, this, but not this. A collar you have seen somewhere. A colour you want matched to a hospital wall. A logo that has to sit above the pocket and not across it. Anything you can describe, you can ask for.

Rohit asked for a collar he had seen on a shirt, a pocket deep enough for two phones, and the ward name in Devanagari down the sleeve. None of it was unusual. All of it went into the specification.

The designer writes it down as a specification. Measurements, placement in centimetres, thread colour, fabric weight, closure type, pocket depth, hem length, and every adjustment you asked for. You get the complete set in writing before production, and a sample cut from it.

The sample is tried on, not looked at. If the shoulder is wrong, we change the shoulder. If the rise sits low, we change the rise. Only then does the bulk run begin.

For overseas buyers, the same call works across the time difference. We schedule it in your morning or our evening, whichever costs less sleep.

Our line is open Sunday to Friday, ten to six Nepal time. Message first and we will send a time.