Insider Tips to Design Your Dream Custom-Made Sherwani

Why Choose a Custom-made Sherwani?

The magic of a custom-made sherwani is beyond any comparison. While ready-to-wear options abound, nothing beats the comfort, style and sheer swag of a bespoke creation. Here's why:

• Perfect Fit: Off-the-rack sherwanis are made to standard sizes. But let's face it, every body is unique. A custom-made sherwani is tailored to your exact measurements, ensuring a flawless fit that flatters.
• Personalised Style: With a bespoke sherwani, YOU call the shots. From the colour to the collar style, every detail reflects your taste and personality. Want a quirky lining or your initials embroidered? Done and done.
• Superior Quality: Custom-made sherwanis use top-notch fabrics and craftsmanship. You get to choose from the finest silks, wools and brocades, and watch skilled artisans bring your vision to life.

Understanding the Basics of Sherwani Designs

Before we dive into designing your dream sherwani, let's cover some basics. Sherwanis come in myriad cuts, collar styles, fabrics and embellishments. Here's a quick primer:

• Silhouettes: Classic sherwanis are knee-length and flare out slightly from the waist. But you'll also find trendy asymmetric hems, fitted cuts and flowing anarkali-inspired styles.
• Collars: The classic stand collar is a sherwani staple. Band collars (sans the stand), mandarin collars and trendy open necklines are also popular picks.
• Fabrics: Rich silks, regal velvets, crisp cottons, summery linens - sherwanis come in a variety of fabrics to suit the season and your style.
• Embroidery & Embellishments: This is where sherwanis really shine. From opulent zardozi and intricate resham work to modern prints and appliques, the sky's the limit.

Now that you know the basics, let's move on to choosing the perfect design for your big day.

Exploring Unique Sherwani Designs

Want to stand out from the sea of sherwanis? Get inspired by these unique sherwani designs:

• Fusion Fashion: Go for an Indo-western look for the ultimate fusion design. Pair it with slim-fit pants for a modern edge.
• Colour Play: Move beyond predictable hues with an ombre effect, a unique colour combination like teal and copper, or tone-on-tone embroidery.

Prints Charming: Make a bold statement with sherwanis featuring abstract prints, geometric patterns or even floral motifs for a fresh, contemporary vibe.

• Offbeat Embellishments: Skip the usual and opt for leather appliques, 3D textures, laser-cut designs or metallic accents for a unique look.

Need ideas to create more unique sherwani designs? Browse Manyavar's designer sherwanis for men to get your creative juices flowing.

The Process of Designing a Custom-made Sherwani

Designing a custom-made sherwani offers grooms a chance to tailor every detail for their D-day. This groom's guide will walk you through each step.

Choosing the Right Fabric and Colour for Your Sherwani

The fabric and colour of your sherwani lay the foundation for your entire look. Here's the ultimate groom's guide on how to pick the perfect combo:

• Fabric Fundamentals: Choose fabrics that drape well and feel luxurious. Silk is a classic choice for its sheen and elegance. Velvet adds royal richness, while brocade offers textural interest.

Colour Confidence: Let your personality shine through in the colour you choose. Regal burgundy, royal blue, emerald green and rich purple are timeless choices. Pastel hues like mint, blush pink and powder blue add a fresh, modern touch. Neutrals like beige, ivory and gold are understated and classy.

• Groom-Bride Coordination: Coordinate your sherwani with your bride's outfit for a cohesive look. Pick complementary colours or go tone-on-tone for a chic, monochromatic effect.

For the discerning groom with specific tastes, Manyavar offers a wide variety of sherwanis tailored to your needs. From elegant designs and intricate detailing to luxurious fabrics and impeccable craftsmanship, our extensive collection of groom outfits addresses the custom needs of all grooms. It is the perfect choice for the modern Indian man.