We customize the fit of the blouse to your unique measurements with a comprehensive 15-Point Fit Profile, that is completely unique to your figure. This ensures your true natural fit, with no drooping shoulders, tight armholes, ugly creasing or flattening of the chest, which can otherwise be caused by standard tailor like measurements. We also recommend the right undergarments when being measured, to get the most accurate measurements for a Perfect Fit
The first step of the blouse designing process is to choose the style of each of the elements of the blouse. These elements include the neckline, the sleeves, the length and the cut of the blouse, to name a few. If you have a vision of the overall vibe you want to go for with the outfit, it will help us select the best style for your blouse. Images of blouse designs that you like, the dress code for the occasion, your body type, and the weather can all help us narrow down on the final design elements of the blouse. As an example, for a traditional temple wedding, a round neckline with elbow length sleeves is an appropriate choice while for a party wear lehenga, you may want to go for something bolder like an off-shoulder blouse. Here are some tips on how to select these key design elements of your blouse
Sudansa constume Desinger was started from october 2021 in Chennai Madipakkam. We are one of the best tailoring and aari embroidery teaching institute in madipakkam chennai.
We are providing excellent training in tailoring and aari embroidery courses avialble from one month to 6 month advanced courses. We take special care about all student on focusing the learning and particle.
Design Finalization & fabric selection typically goes hand-in-hand. You may want to go ahead and use the blouse material that came with your saree or lehenga or may combine it with another fabric or choose a different fabric altogether for a statement look. In case you are buying the blouse fabric separately, avoid stiff or hard fabrics else the blouse will appear raised from the body. Both Silk and Cotton fabrics work best for the blouse. Depending upon your Saree or Lehenga, you could also go for a Printed Fabric or a Brocade fabric to add some variety. Take the help of our designer to select the most fitting fabric for the weather and occasion, which will complement the material of the rest of your outfit too Colour selection of the blouse fabric is of utmost importance too, so that you do not end up with a mismatched colour palette. Take tips from your designer to choose the right contrasting or complementary colour for your blouse
Aari work is considered as the most time consuming needle and thread work. Today, with the help of advance technologies, Aari embroidery work can be completed in lesser time. Aari work designs on sarees are appreciated by women of all age groups. Aari work is done mainly on the body of the sarees, keeping the blouse plain. Similarly, Aari work on Kurt's is done with emphasis on the bodice and border which catches the eye of the observer. Aari work on dupattas also, looks alluring and grabs the attention of many.
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