Flora F-34 : Stitched Embroidered Viscose 3PC
Flora F-33 : Stitched Embroidered Viscose 3PC
Flora F-32 : Stitched Embroidered Viscose 3PC
Flora is Kleren's embroidered viscose line — rich thread work on soft, fluid viscose, from Rs.6,999. Viscose drapes closer to the body than cotton and carries embroidery without stiffening, which makes Flora one of the more elegant things to wear as the weather turns. Available two ways: stitched ready-to-wear 3-piece in sizes XS–XL, and unstitched 3-piece to have made to your measurements. Cash on Delivery and free delivery across Pakistan.
Stitched or unstitched?
The stitched designs (F-32 onward) arrive made up in standard Pakistani sizes XS–XL — chikankari shirt, plain viscose trouser and digital printed chiffon dupatta, at Rs.6,999 reduced from Rs.9,999. Nothing to measure, nothing to wait for.
The unstitched designs are shirt, trouser and dupatta as fabric, at Rs.7,360 reduced from Rs.9,200, and can be stitched to your own measurements for Rs.2,500 — tick Get It Stitched on the product page. Stitched-to-order dispatches about two working days after unstitched. See the stitching service page.
Viscose is worth having stitched by someone who has handled it before. It is slippery under the needle and the embroidered panels have to be matched at the seams — a combination that punishes a rushed tailor. That is part of why the ready-to-wear option exists.
What viscose is like to wear
Viscose is made from processed cellulose, which puts it somewhere between a natural and a synthetic fibre in behaviour. What that means in practice: it is smoother than cotton, noticeably heavier in the hand than lawn, and it falls rather than holding its shape. A viscose shirt hangs close and moves with you.
It carries a little warmth without being a true winter fabric, which is why Flora works best in the shoulder months and through a mild winter — October to December, and again in February — rather than in deep cold or peak summer heat.
Where Flora sits in the range
Flora and Imroz are our two embroidered viscose series; browse both together in viscose suits. If you want genuine winter warmth instead, karandi and dhanak are the warmer weaves. For the full cold-weather range see the winter collection.
Caring for viscose — read this one
Viscose loses strength when wet. That is a genuine property of the fibre, not a quality issue, and it changes how you wash it: never wring it, and never hang it wet. A soaked viscose shirt hung on a hanger will stretch at the shoulders and stay stretched.
Dry clean embroidered viscose, or hand wash very gently in cold water, press the water out between towels, and dry flat in shade. Iron on the reverse at a low setting.
Flora — FAQs
What fabric is Flora?
Embroidered viscose — soft, smooth and fluid, with more drape than cotton and a little warmth.
Are Flora suits stitched or unstitched?
Both. The newer designs are stitched ready-to-wear 3-piece suits in sizes XS–XL. The earlier designs are unstitched 3-piece and can be stitched to your measurements for Rs.2,500.
What does a Flora suit cost?
Rs.6,999 for a stitched ready-to-wear 3-piece, reduced from Rs.9,999. Unstitched is Rs.7,360, reduced from Rs.9,200.
Is viscose warm enough for winter?
For a mild winter and the shoulder months, yes. For genuine cold, karandi, dhanak or khaddar are warmer.
How do I wash viscose?
Dry clean, or hand wash cold. Never wring it and never hang it wet — viscose weakens when wet and will stretch out of shape. Dry flat in shade.
Does viscose shrink?
It can in hot water. Cold water and shade drying avoid it.
Do you offer Cash on Delivery?
Yes — Cash on Delivery, and delivery is free everywhere in Pakistan.
