How renting a lehenga actually works

Alterations, delivery, what happens if it rains on it, and why there is no security deposit.

The OOTD Cart Studio15 August 2026 · 3 min read
How renting a lehenga actually works

Renting occasion wear is still new enough in India that most people arrive with the same five questions. Here they are, answered plainly.

Does it come altered?

Yes. Alteration is included in the price — not an add-on, not a surprise line at checkout. You give us your measurements, our tailors fit the piece before it leaves the studio, and in a store city you can come in for a fitting.

What if it does not fit?

Ask for a fit check before you book. Send your measurements and our team compares them against the actual garment, tells you where it will be tight or loose, and how much we can let it out. It is free, and it takes a day.

What if I spill something on it?

Nothing happens. There is no security deposit and you are not charged for normal wear — a dropped drink, a smudge of makeup, a hem that caught a heel. Occasion wear picks up marks; that is our cost of doing business, not yours.

How long do I keep it?

Four or eight days, and you can extend if the calendar allows it. The clock starts on the delivery date, not the day you ordered.

What does the price include?

Everything: the rental, alteration, delivery, return and GST. The number you see is the number you pay.

Wear it, don’t buy it

Rent the pieces in this story — alteration, delivery and GST included. Or list what’s sitting in your own wardrobe.

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