Long Kurtis and Kurtas Stitching Service in Delhi-NCR
Curious about how you can get your favourite Kurti design stitched? Don’t worry! We are here to help you with this tedious task. We provide a Kurti and Kurta stitching service for Kurtis, Kurtas and the latest collection of Men’s Kurtas.
Real feedback from customers in Delhi-NCR and nearby areas.
I had measurements done at home on a Sunday and kurti delivered within promised timelines. The tailoring and finishing were of excellent quality, right from the neat lining (which makes the georgette fall beautifully without any extra bulk) to the attention to detail throughout. Will definitely use their services again!
Got an A-line kurti stitched with my own Bagru print fabric. The fit was absolutely perfect. Loved the experience and will definitely be back!
The kurti was stitched exactly as per my expectations. They added a nice contrasting border with just 2 meters of the fabric I gave them. The length of the kurti was also as per my height with no odd stitching or wastage of fabric. The team came on time to stitch the kurti. Professional team who respect your time. Highly recommended!
Ever wondered how to cut and stitch a Kurti? You may have saved some ideas from Pinterest and Instagram, and maybe even watched some YouTube videos on how to cut your Kurtis. However, you might not want to try it yourself.
We can understand why. It can be very tedious trying to stitch a Kurti. Often, Ready made Kurtis are disappointing. The shoulder seams don’t fit properly, the length doesn’t look flattering and the armholes can cause discomfort.
At Tailorboutiques.com we provide a service to stitch your Kurtis to fit your body. We don’t use any size charts. Simply bring us your Kurti designs, fabric or idea and we will measure you up in your own home, stitch and deliver your Kurti.
Once you know what shape you are it makes it easier to choose from the list above. Let’s start with that.
A Long Kurti or Long Kurta is an ethnic top that falls between the knee and mid-calf length. We make Long Kurtas for Ladies and Kurti for Men and Kids. Kurtis are available in straight, loose, A-line, fitted, flared and many more cuts. You can wear it with leggings, churidar, jeans, palazzos and many more bottom wear.
We specialise in making designer kurti for women for occasions such as weddings and parties as well as making casual kurti designs for day to day wear. We can incorporate all your design ideas in the kurta to make it perfect for your lifestyle. Kurtas are available with full sleeves, half sleeves, cuffed sleeves, short sleeves etc. We pay special attention to clean finishing.
Once you know what shape you are it makes it easier to choose from the list above. Let’s start with that.
Select one of these styles based on your body shape and where your volume is concentrated:
Rectangle Body Shape: Try The Anarkali Kurti To Create Curves.
Hourglass Body Shape: Try The Tailored Kurti To Highlight Your Waist.
Apple Body Shape: Try The Empire Waist Kurti To Draw Attention Upwards.
Pear Body Shape: Try The A-Line Or Flared Kurti To Overlap Your Hips.
If you have a petite frame then a 42-Inch Kurti Length will look the best. Whereas if you are tall then a 49-Inch Kurti Length would be best.
Now you know what kind of Kurti you need and how long it should be…
No tutorials, no sewing machine, no hassle of visiting tailors/shops.
While this makes the entire process super easy for you, it also ensures consistency in stitching and finishing. And now, let’s talk about some minor but critical decisions that we take while drafting patterns!
Fabric also plays an important role in the fit of a kurti. To make sure our customers love their kurtis we ensure the following:
Pure Cotton and Cotton Linen Blend – Breathable fabrics like cotton or cotton-linen blends are ideal for everyday casual wear.
Viscose Rayon – This fabric is known for its softness and drapes beautifully, making it a popular choice for kurtis.
Georgette and Chanderi Silk – Lightweight fabrics like georgette or Chanderi silk add a graceful touch to festive ethnic wear.
Handloom Fabric and Machine Prints, and we have both. We will tell you which one you are holding.
Understand Fabric Science – Learn about different fabrics and their properties. For example, breathable fabrics are best for hot weather, while flowing fabrics create a graceful drape.
Seasonal Fabric Selection – Choose fabrics based on the season to ensure your kurtis remain versatile and wearable throughout the year. For instance, opt for cotton kurtis during summers and consider georgette or silk blends for festive evenings.
Budget-Based Garment Selection – Determine your budget and explore kurti options within that range.
There are many types of embroidery and prints and weaves. Some popular ones are Bagru Block Print and Ajrakh Block Print from Jaipur and Bagru, Chikankari Embroidery from Lucknow, Bandhani and Kalamkari, brocade from Banaras and silk-cotton weave known as Chanderi from Chanderi.
Textile Craft Authentication can help you know if a particular print or embroidery is genuine or imitation. For example, in Handloom Authentication, the irregularities in the weaves help you determine if the weave is handloom or powerloom. In Chikankari Hand Embroidery Authentication, you can check the knots on the reverse side of the fabric to see if they are hand stitched and slightly uneven. In Machine Print Identification, on the other hand, you will notice motifs that are exactly the same and repeated throughout and both sides of the fabric would look exactly the same.
It’s essential to do Fabric Pre-Treatment before stitching the kurti. Wash the fabric before cutting. If you’re making the kurti in cotton, soak the fabric in cool water for 30 Minutes and then dry it. While cutting, keep in mind the Fabric Shrinkage Allowance (somewhere between 3% to 7%, depending on the type of fabric you’re using). Test the fabric for Color Bleeding before cutting as well.
And when it comes to Garment Care Protocols, wash georgette and silk with care (check our guide on Delicate Fabric Washing for tips). Read our guide on Rayon Fabric Care to know how to take care of rayon kurtis.
Garment Length Extension Techniques we can use readymade golden and other colors Border and border from Fabric Attachment or add a 3 to 5-Inch Contrast Hem Border to extend the length of the kurti and this will work other type of garments as well. Other ways to increase the length of the kurti are by using Lace Insert Techniques or Contrast Panel Construction. You can also finish the hem of the kurti with Gota Patti, Contrast Piping, Fabric Borders or Lace Inserts. Make sure to include a 0.5-Inch Garment Length Allowance while stitching so that the hem of the kurti remains straight even after washing.
And with this, your kurti is ready! The only thing left is to style it.
Yes, we do. Modern Kurta Styling works for both.
Your kurti is only as good as what you pair it with! Here are some tried and tested Kurta Bottom-Wear Coordination ideas:
Palazzos are versatile and can be worn with kurtas of all lengths. Step into the spirit of Contemporary Fusion Wear, teaming a short kurti as a top with jeans, or flaunt a chic straight-cut for office days. Slip into Juttis or Kolhapuri Sandals, accessorise with Oxidized Silver Jewelry or Kundan Jewelry, and you’re ready to go!
The dupatta style you choose can depend on the length of the kurti. For shorter kurtis, a light dupatta draped over one shoulder would look good. You can also accessorise a plain cotton kurti with a beautiful dupatta.
When it comes to layering Ethnic Outerwear, try and opt for Ethnic Shrugs or Embroidered Jackets that are hip length or shorter so as to bring out the hem of the kurti.
Wondering how our stitch compares to that of a local tailor? Let’s find out!
| Feature | Tailorboutiques.com ⭐ | Local Tailor Shop 🏬 |
|---|---|---|
| Our own tailors, karigars and designers | 👔 Our own tailors, karigars and designers | ❌ Often outsourced |
| Measurement | 📏 Measurement taken at your doorstep | 🚶 Measurement taken only at shop |
| Customer Confirmation | ✅ We check with customer before finishing the order before delivery | ⚠️ Limited |
| Delivery | 🚚 We deliver to your doorstep | ❌ You pickup the order from shop |
| Pricing | 💰 Prices are finalised before cutting the cloth | ⚠️ Prices vary at the end |
| Garment | Premium Price |
|---|---|
| Kurti | 1,800 |
| Kurti with Lining | 2,000 |
| Suit with Salwar (Kurti + Salwar) | 3,000 |
| Suit with Salwar Half Lining (Lining in Kurti) | 3,200 |
| Suit with Salwar Full Lining (Kurti & Salwar Both Lining) | 3,500 |
| Suit with Pant (Kurti + Pant) | 3,000 |
| Suit with Pant Half Lining (Lining in Kurti) | 3,200 |
| Suit with Pant Full Lining (Kurti & Pant Both Lining) | 3,500 |
| Suit with Palazzo (Kurti + Palazzo) | 3,000 |
| Suit with Palazzo Half Lining (Lining in Kurti) | 3,200 |
| Suit with Palazzo Full Lining (Kurti & Palazzo Both Lining) | 3,500 |
| Blouse | 2,000 |
| Blouse with Lining | 2,500 |
| Princess Cut Blouse with Lining | 2,600 |
| Net Blouse with Lining (Three-Piece Blouse) | 3,500 |
| Blouse Padded | 3,500 |
| Net Blouse Padded (Three-Piece Blouse) | 4,500 |
| Anarkali Dress | 6,000 |
| Lehenga | 10,000 |
| Lehenga Choli | 13,500 |
| Sharara Suit | 6,000 |
| Gharara | 6,000 |
| Saree Ready to Wear (Clip-on Saree) | 3,000 |
| Saree Ready to Wear with Petticoat | 5,000 |
| Ready Made Petticoat with Alteration | 1,500 |
| Custom Petticoat | 2,500 |
| Custom Petticoat With Fabric | 3,500 |
| Skirt | 2,000 |
| Formal Shirt | 2,000 |
| Formal Trouser | 2,500 |
| Blazer | 7,500 |
| Two Piece Suit | 10,000 |
| Three Piece Suit | 14,000 |
| Western Dress | 8,000 |
| Basic Gown | 8,000 |
| Fall Pico | 990 |
| Pico | 250 |
| Alteration Onward | 990 |
| Plus Size Garments Extra Fee | 499 |
| Garment | Premium Price |
|---|---|
| Shirt | 1,490 |
| Pant | 1,490 |
| Trouser | 1,490 |
| Coat | 6,390 |
| Waistcoat | 3,390 |
| 2 Piece Suit | 8,390 |
| 3 Piece Suit | 10,890 |
| Double Breasted Jacket | 6,690 |
| Double Breasted Suit | 8,890 |
| Tuxedo Suit | 9,390 |
| Tuxedo Jacket | 8,390 |
| Long Coat | 8,390 |
| Jodhpuri Bandhgala | 8,390 |
| Nehru Jacket | 3,890 |
| Indo Western | 10,890 |
| Sherwani | 10,890 |
| Safari Suit | 3,890 |
| Kurta | 1,990 |
| Kurta Pajama | 3,390 |
| Pathani | 2,390 |
| Pathani Kurta Pajama | 3,590 |
| Alteration | 999 |
This price list is only for customers from Delhi-NCR.
Please Note:
"Any Additional Design, Patterns, Heavy Embroidery Fabric Stitching & accessories will incur extra charges. These charges will be added to the total bill amount."**
All Payments are in ₹ INR
Price may be changed at any time without further notice
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It can range from 3% to 7%. We always make sure to soak and dry the fabric and then measure it for accurate shrinkage percentage calculation before cutting.
Our tailor expertly stitches a 1.25 inch wide and 10 inch long front placket along with a 1 inch Chinese collar as per your neck and chest measurements for a well-fitted Kurta.
To find out which Kurti style best flatters your body type, you can always share your body proportions with us! Till then, here’s a quick guide:
Pear body shape: A-line and flared suit will look the best on you.
Apple body shape: Go for Empire-waist suits.
Rectangle body shape: Try an Anarkali suit.
Hourglass body shape: Opt for tailored straight-fit kurtas.
To add opacity to sheer Kurti fabrics, we line it with Astra by cutting it slightly smaller than the outer fabric and stitching it at the armholes and neckline. This way, there’s no strain on the outer fabric.
With an overlapping front (4 to 6 inches) that’s usually closed with ties, we cut this Kurti style as per your chest measurement to ensure that the Kurti securely wraps around. Just tell us the type of ties you want on your Kurti!
Check the back of the fabric! If the fabric is handloom, you’ll notice small irregularities in the fabric. If the fabric has Chikankari work, you’ll notice knots that have been created using hand stitching. On the other hand, imitation/machine print fabric looks exactly the same on both sides. Can’t make up your mind? Share a picture of the fabric with us and we’ll help you out!
Metres of fabric is approximately 42 inches in length. To increase the length of your Kurti to 49 inches, you can add a border/lace (3 to 5 inches) at the hem. To make it look more like a design element (and less like a patch-up), choose a contrasting colour!
Here are a few of our tailor’s pattern-cutting secrets for a Kurti that you can twirl in:
Add 3 to 4 inches as an ease measurement in the chest area.
Make sure that the armhole depth is calculated properly.
Take into consideration the 1.5 inch slant on the shoulder while drafting a Kurti.
Pay attention to the curve while cutting the armhole.
With a light Kurti, you can style your Dupatta by casually draping it over one shoulder. As for shrugs/jackets, we recommend lengths that are at or just below the hip-length so that the hem of your Kurti peeks out! Confused on how to layer? We can recommend a style while taking your measurements!
Here’s what we recommend:
Straight-cut Kurtis: Style with churidars or cigarette pants.
Flared Kurtis: Pair with leggings or tulip pants.
Short Kurtis: Team up with jeans or wide-leg trousers.
PS: Palazzos go well with almost every Kurti length!
At the heart of the National Capital Region, Delhi is well served by our team.
Commercial centres Gurgaon and Noida are major contributors to the economic growth of the National Capital Region, and we provide services in both cities.
We also offer our services in the fast-growing residential communities of Greater Noida, Ghaziabad and Faridabad.
