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Chudithar Cutting Pattern — A Farma Cut to Your Measurements

A guide to the chudithar cutting pattern - which measurement the draft starts from, how the top, the pant and the flair have to agree, and how to order a farma cut to your own measurements.

Chudithar Cutting Pattern — A Farma Cut to Your Measurements

How a cutting pattern works for a chudithar, and why a standard size gives more trouble here than it does on a blouse.

A chudithar is not one garment. The top, the pant and the flair all have to agree with each other, which is why a standard size gives more trouble here than it does on a blouse: one measurement out of place shows up in three places at once.

Which measurement the draft starts from

A chudithar farma starts at the chest. We cut 29 to 50 — 22 sizes in all — and the waist, the seat and the length are all drafted around that figure.

Choosing a model

There are 20 chudithar models to choose from — A-line, fish cut, princess cut, rasakali, patiala pant and the rest. Each one is drafted to your own measurements. Nothing is cut in advance.

How to order

  • Pick the model you want.
  • A link to enter your measurements arrives once you have ordered.
  • Our team checks the measurements before anything is cut.
  • The farma is drafted, printed on 200 GSM board and posted to you in 3–5 working days.

If a measurement falls outside our drafting chart we do not guess — we call and ask. You can see every model on the chudithar patterns page.

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