Viscose Suits

Embroidered viscose 3-piece suits from Rs.6,999 — 23 in-stock designs across the Flora, Imroz and Aroma rod viscose series, available stitched ready-to-wear in sizes XS–XL and unstitched as shirt, trouser and dupatta. Viscose is the fabric for the weeks either side of winter: softer and more fluid than cotton, warmer than lawn, and elegant in a way printed cotton is not. Cash on Delivery and free delivery across Pakistan.

What viscose is

Viscose is made from processed cellulose — plant-derived, but manufactured rather than spun straight from a boll. That gives it a distinctive combination: the breathability of a natural fibre with the smooth surface and heavy drape usually associated with silk.

Against the fabrics you already know: it is heavier and smoother than lawn, less structured than linen, and cooler than dhanak or karandi. It hangs close to the body instead of standing away from it, which is why it reads as dressier than cotton at the same price.

When to wear it

Viscose carries a little warmth but is not a true winter fabric. The sweet spot is October to December and again in February — the shoulder months, and mild winters in Karachi and the south where khaddar would be far too much. Indoors and in air conditioning it works most of the year.

If you want genuine cold-weather warmth, see karandi, dhanak or khaddar instead, or the full winter collection.

The series

• Flora — embroidered viscose 3-piece. Stitched ready-to-wear Rs.6,999 (was Rs.9,999); unstitched Rs.7,360.
• Imroz — embroidered viscose 3-piece, unstitched, from Rs.7,040.
• Aroma rod viscose — embroidered rod viscose, unstitched, Rs.7,950.

Caring for viscose — the one thing to know

Viscose loses strength when wet. This is a property of the fibre rather than a fault, and it dictates how you handle it: never wring it, and never hang it wet. A soaked viscose shirt on a hanger stretches at the shoulders and stays stretched.

Dry clean embroidered viscose, or hand wash very gently in cold water, press the water out between towels, and dry flat in shade. Low iron on the reverse. Treated properly it holds its drape for years; treated like cotton it will disappoint quickly.

Stitching viscose

Viscose slips under the needle and embroidered panels must be matched at the seams, so it rewards an experienced tailor. The stitched Flora designs arrive already made up in XS–XL. For unstitched designs, Kleren stitches to your measurements for Rs.2,500, in standard sizes or your own numbers, dispatching about two working days after unstitched orders. See the stitching service page.

Viscose Suits — FAQs

What is viscose fabric?

A fibre made from processed cellulose — breathable like a natural fibre, but smooth and fluid with a drape closer to silk.

Is viscose for summer or winter?

Neither extreme. It suits the shoulder months and mild winters, and works indoors year-round. It is warmer than lawn and cooler than dhanak or karandi.

What does a viscose suit cost?

From Rs.6,999 for a stitched ready-to-wear embroidered 3-piece, and from Rs.7,040 unstitched.

Are these suits stitched or unstitched?

Both. The newer Flora designs are stitched ready-to-wear in sizes XS–XL. Imroz, Aroma and the earlier Flora designs are unstitched 3-piece; stitching is Rs.2,500.

How do I wash viscose?

Dry clean or hand wash cold. Never wring and never hang it wet — it weakens when wet and stretches out of shape. Dry flat in shade.

Is viscose better than cotton?

Different rather than better. Viscose drapes and looks dressier; cotton breathes better in heat and is far easier to care for.

Do you offer Cash on Delivery?

Yes — Cash on Delivery, and delivery is free everywhere in Pakistan.