Agaati Size and Fit Guide

Finding the right fit starts with understanding your measurements and how you like your clothes to feel. Use the Agaati size chart as a general guide, then consider the cut and fit information provided on the individual product page.

If you would like advice before ordering, email contact@agaati.com with the product name or link and your measurements.

How to Use the Size Chart

Compare your bust, waist and low hip measurements with the chart, checking all three rather than relying only on your usual clothing size. Size labels can differ between brands, so measurements provide a more useful starting point.

If your measurements fall across different sizes, contact us before choosing. The most suitable option may depend on the garment’s shape, fabric and intended fit.

Taking Your Measurements

Use a flexible measuring tape and stand naturally without holding your breath. Keep the tape level around your body and comfortably close, without pulling it tight.

Measure your bust around its fullest part. Take your waist measurement around your natural waistline, and measure your low hip around the fullest part of your hips and seat. Wearing light clothing can help you take clearer measurements.

If possible, ask someone to help you keep the tape level, especially when measuring your bust and hips.

Consider the Individual Design

A fitted bodice, a flowing skirt and a structured jacket each sit differently on the body. Read the product description and examine the photographs alongside the size chart to understand the intended silhouette.

Available sizes and customisation options vary between designs. Check the individual product page rather than assuming every piece offers the same adjustments.

Ask Us About Fit

For personal guidance, share your measurements, the design you are considering and any fit concerns with contact@agaati.com. If you are shopping for an occasion, include the event date so you can discuss sizing and timing before ordering.