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Fabric Metre Guides · Published 10 November 2026 · Updated 10 November 2026 · By the Paras Gallery Fabrics counter team, Lajpat Nagar II, New Delhi
Your cousin is getting married and you have a mehendi, a day wedding and a sangeet to dress for. Choosing palazzo set fabric for wedding functions online starts with fall, because the drape decides the flare and the flare decides the metres.
The short version: Full flare takes double the cloth of a straight palazzo. 58 inch fabric saves about a quarter. Sheer georgette needs lining.
Quick answer: Pick palazzo set fabric for wedding functions by fall: crepe for a straight pair, viscose georgette for semi-flared and light georgette for full flare. In 44 inch fabric that means 2.25 to 2.5, 3 to 3.5 and 4.5 to 5 metres. Order about a quarter less in 58 inch. Shop the georgette fabric collection online, or book a counter slot to feel the fall first.
Key facts at a glance
A straight palazzo needs 2.25 to 2.5 metres of 44 inch fabric, a semi-flared one needs 3 to 3.5 metres and a full flared or sharara-style palazzo needs 4.5 to 5 metres. They suit heights up to 5 feet 6 inches.
Straight legs suit a day wedding. Semi-flared legs open from the hip for a mehendi floor. Full flare adds kalis, the panels that make the swirl, for sangeet dancing.
Yes. With 58 inch fabric you order about a quarter less: 1.75 to 2 metres for straight, 2.25 to 2.5 metres for semi-flared and 3.25 to 3.75 metres for full flare. Confirm the width before you add metres.
A border piece changes the maths, since the border must run along the hem.
Order georgette for flare and movement, crepe for a straight palazzo that hangs clean and viscose georgette for a soft, breathable pair at a day function.
| What to order | Fall | Rough price | Semi-flared metres (44 inch) | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Georgette, plain or with border | Light, swings with each step | Roughly Rs 300 to Rs 700 a metre | 3 to 3.5, plus lining | Sangeet, full flare |
| Embroidered georgette | Heavier, stiffer at the work | Roughly Rs 700 to Rs 1,600 a metre | Use for kurti, 2.5 to 2.75 | Kurti over a plain palazzo |
| Crepe | Heavy, drops straight, opaque | Roughly Rs 350 to Rs 750 a metre | 3 to 3.25 | Day wedding, straight cut |
| Viscose georgette | Soft, fluid, easy to stitch | Roughly Rs 250 to Rs 550 a metre | 3 to 3.5 | Mehendi, long sitting |
Embroidery note: keep heavy work on the kurti. All-over embroidery on a flared palazzo drags the waistband and kills the swing.
Light and pastel georgette palazzos need a lining, while dark crepe usually does not. Skip lining only if the tailor double-layers the georgette, which doubles the metres.
Buy 3 metres of shantoon lining for a semi-flared pair. Under full flare, have the lining cut as a semi-flare so the waist stays slim. If you see your palm through the cloth in daylight, line it.
Shop georgette for your palazzo set
Plain and embroidered georgette for palazzos and kurtis.
Order Georgette Online →Buyers above 5 feet 6 inches should add 0.25 metre to a straight or semi-flared palazzo and 0.5 metre to full flare, since every panel runs the full leg length.
Our figures cover a 3 inch waistband strip. Side pockets need about 0.25 metre more; cut the pocket bags from lining so they do not show through georgette.
A full wedding guest set in 44 inch fabric takes about 8 to 8.75 metres: 2.5 to 2.75 metres for a knee length kurti, 3 to 3.5 metres for a semi-flared palazzo and 2.25 to 2.5 metres for the dupatta. Lining is extra.
Our plan for a groom's cousin at the Paras Gallery Fabrics counter in Lajpat Nagar II:
Buying georgette online from Paras Gallery Fabrics takes five steps. Pick the flare first, because flare sets the metres.
From the boutique side: karigars charge more for full flare because every kali needs a hem finish. Tailors fill up in muhurat weeks. A plain set takes 7 to 10 days, so book the tailor first.
Order palazzo fabric by 14 November so the tailor has it before Devutthana Ekadashi on Friday 20 November, the season opener per DekhoPanchang.
If you only need how much fabric for palazzo pants by size, see the basic chart in our palazzo metre buyer guide.
A sharara-style or full flared palazzo needs 4.5 to 5 metres of 44 inch fabric, or 3.25 to 3.75 metres of 58 inch. Add 0.5 metre if you are taller than 5 feet 6 inches. Choose light georgette so the panels swing, with lining cut as a semi-flare.
Crepe is better for a straight wedding palazzo and georgette is better for a flared one. Crepe is heavier, drops in a clean line and is opaque in mid shades. Georgette moves when you dance, though pale shades need lining. Many guests wear crepe by day and georgette at night.
Yes, you can buy palazzo fabric online and still check the fall before you pay. Send us the product link on WhatsApp and we will record a daylight video of the cloth draped and moving, held against a hand for sheerness. In Delhi, book a counter slot instead.
Double-layer georgette only if you want a softer fall and can afford the cloth. A double layer doubles the palazzo metres, so a semi-flared pair rises to 6 to 7 metres. Shantoon lining costs less, adds less weight and suits most wedding guests, especially under full flare.
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