Pilot terms

Sherwani fit policy built around evidence and remedies.

“Perfect fit” is not an operational promise. Naap’s pilot policy is designed around measurement provenance, pre-production review, and a remedy stated in the accepted quote.

Reviewed July 15, 2026 · Naap Operations

Planned protection tiers

Verified partner measurement

Planned highest protection: remote alteration support, a documented local alteration allowance, or remake where Naap’s production or verified capture caused a material fit failure. The quote states the actual remedy and cap.

Guided self-measurement

Planned capped local alteration allowance when the customer followed the capture protocol and reported issues on time. Measurement errors, undocumented body changes, and preference changes after specification lock are excluded.

Report quickly, with evidence

The customer should report a fit issue within the period named in the quote, before alteration or wear, with front, side, and back photographs plus a short movement video. Naap then classifies the issue against the approved specification.

What is not a fit defect

A changed styling preference, changed footwear, unreported body change, incorrect self-measurement, normal fabric character, or damage after delivery is not automatically a production defect. Consumer rights that cannot legally be excluded remain unaffected.

Cancellation boundary

Cancellation is planned to remain refundable until Naap commits material or handwork. After that commitment, custom charges become non-refundable except where Naap breaches the accepted quote or owes a stated fit remedy.

Not yet a binding offer

This page describes the policy being built for the pilot. The accepted versioned quote contains the binding terms for any order.

The policy relies on the Naap measurement provenance method.