Hazaragi Clothing Size Chart Explained (S–XL)
How our ready sizes map to bust and length, when to size up, and how embroidered dresses differ from fast-fashion charts.
Our ready-to-ship Hazaragi dresses and tunics use a simple S–XL ladder designed for a modest, comfortable silhouette. Because pieces are handmade in small batches, treat the numbers below as finished-garment guides — not skin-tight body measurements.
Approximate finished garment guide
S — Bust about 92 cm · Length about 98 cm M — Bust about 98 cm · Length about 99 cm L — Bust about 104 cm · Length about 100 cm XL — Bust about 110 cm · Length about 102 cm
These lengths suit many wearers for tunic and mid-calf dress styles. If you are taller, or prefer the hem closer to the ankle, request a custom length when you order.
How to pick a size quickly
1. Measure your bust (see our measuring guide). 2. Match the closest finished bust above, then add ease if you layer clothing underneath. 3. Check hips if the skirt portion is fitted; most of our cuts skim rather than cling. 4. When in doubt between two sizes, choose the larger — embroidery does not stretch.
Why charts from other brands mislead
European or US streetwear charts often assume stretch fabric and a closer fit. Hazaragi embroidered panels (Graph Dozi, Qabtomar, Sika) are stable and structured. A dress that “usually feels like a Medium” in jersey may need a Large here for the same comfort. Always compare centimetres, not letter labels alone.
Accessories and non-dress pieces
Caps, scarves, cushion covers and wall hangings are one-size or product-specific. Waistcoats follow the same S–XL idea but prioritize shoulder and chest; if your shoulders are broad relative to your bust, message us before ordering.
Need help choosing?
Send your bust, waist, hips and height (or preferred dress length) through Contact or WhatsApp after adding items to cart. We would rather confirm size before shipping than rush a guess — returns across borders take time for everyone.
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