Winter Collection

Kleren's winter collection — karandi, dhanak, khaddar, viscose and linen suits built for Pakistan's cooler months, from Rs.3,500. Choose unstitched 3-piece sets (shirt, trouser and dupatta) with optional stitching, or stitched ready-to-wear suits in sizes XS–XL. Cash on Delivery and free delivery anywhere in Pakistan.

Which winter fabric you actually want

Most people arrive knowing they want something warm and not much beyond that. The five fabrics here behave differently enough that the choice matters:

• Karandi — from Rs.6,500. A slub-textured weave with structure. The dressiest of the winter fabrics and the one that carries heavy embroidery best. Choose it for events, offices and anywhere you want the suit to look considered.
• Dhanak — from Rs.5,999. Brushed and soft, warmer against the skin, falls close to the body. The comfortable everyday winter suit.
• Khaddar — from Rs.3,920. The most robust and the warmest in genuine cold. Coarser hand, hard-wearing, the right answer for upper Punjab and the north. Printed unstitched 3-piece (Mehr-O-Maah) or stitched 2-piece (NOVA).
• Viscose — embroidered from Rs.6,999; NOVA stitched jacquard viscose 2-piece at Rs.4,550. Soft with real drape, lighter than the others. Best for the shoulder months and for indoor winter, less so for a cold evening outside.
• Linen — from Rs.3,500 for the Aura stitched dyed 2-piece; embroidered Hermosa 3-piece Rs.5,016. Structured and breathable, a transitional fabric for the weeks either side of the season.

Our fabric guides go deeper: Karandi Fabric Explained and Dhanak Fabric Explained cover warmth, price bands and care in detail.

How cold does it actually get where you are?

Pakistan's winter is not one climate, and buying for the wrong one is the most common mistake. In Karachi and the south, viscose and linen carry most of the season and a heavy khaddar will rarely leave the cupboard. Through Lahore and central Punjab, karandi and dhanak are the workhorses from about November to February. In Islamabad, upper Punjab, KP and the north, khaddar and heavier dhanak earn their place, and layering matters more than fabric weight alone.

If you are buying one winter suit and you are not sure, karandi is the safest single choice — warm enough for most of the country, dressy enough to wear anywhere.

What is in the collection

More than 90 in-stock designs across the Rawayat, Tassawur, Tehzeeb, Mehr-o-Maah and Sarang karandi series; the Saffron, Shafaq, Diyar-e-Dil and luxury dhanak lines; Flora, Imroz and Aroma viscose; Hermosa and Aura linen; and the two new winter lines — Mehr-O-Maah Vol-3 printed khaddar and NOVA stitched khaddar and jacquard. Sold-out designs drop off this page automatically, so everything visible here is genuinely available today.

New winter designs land from September, with the fullest range through October and November.

Stitched to your size

Unstitched winter suits can be stitched to your measurements for Rs.2,500 — tick Get It Stitched on any product page and pick a standard size (XS–XL) or send your own measurements. Stitched orders dispatch about two working days after unstitched ones. Flora, NOVA and Aura already come stitched in XS–XL. Winter fabrics are the ones most worth having stitched properly: embroidered panels have to be cut and matched around the work, and a mistake there cannot be undone. Full detail on the stitching service page.

Winter Collection — FAQs

Which winter fabric is warmest?

Khaddar, then dhanak, then karandi, then viscose. Dhanak feels warmest against the skin because it is brushed; khaddar is the most robust in genuine cold.

What does a winter suit cost in Pakistan?

Unbranded market cloth runs roughly Rs.2,500–4,000; mainstream branded embroidered 3-piece sits around Rs.5,000–9,000; luxury goes past Rs.10,000. Kleren's winter collection starts at Rs.3,500, with khaddar from Rs.3,920.

Karandi or dhanak?

Karandi is dressier and holds its shape; dhanak is softer and warmer to wear. For a single all-purpose winter suit, most people are happier with karandi.

When do winter collections launch in Pakistan?

From around September, with the widest selection in October and November. Blessed Friday in November brings the first real discounts; December to February is clearance, when prices are lowest but choice is thinnest.

Can I buy winter suits in summer?

Yes. Winter designs are available year-round here, and buying early gets you the strongest designs before they sell through.

Can winter suits be stitched to my size?

Yes — Rs.2,500 on unstitched winter designs, in standard sizes XS–XL or to your own measurements. Flora, NOVA and Aura are already stitched in XS–XL.

Do you offer Cash on Delivery?

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