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Clothes sold in India don’t follow a standard size. A new government initiative wants to fix this

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March 4, 2026

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Clothes sold in India don’t follow a standard size. Manufacturers often use data from American or British body size surveys and make their own tweaks. For a lot of Indians, this feels like they don’t wear clothes, the clothes wear them. A new government initiative wants to fix this.

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