Koramangala

Chirag Parmar Signatures tailors for Koramangala, where a large share of what we make is not wedding wear at all. It is the blazer, the suit and the shirts someone needs once informal stops being appropriate.

Koramangala's founder and early-stage professional population has a specific problem: a wardrobe built entirely for smart-casual, and then a fundraise, a board meeting or a wedding that demands something else. Our most common first commission here is a single navy hopsack blazer or a well-cut suit rather than a full wedding wardrobe, with ceremonial pieces following later when the wedding actually arrives.

Timelines matter more here than elsewhere. A bespoke suit or blazer needs 2-3 weeks including fittings, and shirts about 10-14 days for a first commission, worth knowing before a date is already fixed. Koramangala is a short trip to the Basavanagudi studio, so two visits are realistic even on a compressed schedule.

What is the single most useful thing to commission first?

A navy hopsack blazer. It works over odd trousers without looking like an orphaned suit jacket, breathes through Bengaluru’s warmer months, and covers everything from a client meeting to a dinner. If you wear formal clothing regularly, a navy or mid-grey business suit is the better first commission instead.

How quickly can something be ready?

A bespoke suit or blazer takes 2-3 weeks including fittings; a first bespoke shirt takes about 10-14 days, and roughly a week for repeats once your pattern is approved. Heavily hand-embroidered ceremonial pieces need considerably longer, at 4-8 weeks depending on the embroidery.