Imroz I-12 : Unstitched Embroidered Viscose 3PC
Flora F-26 : Unstitched Embroidered Viscose 3PC
Aroma A-17 : Unstitched Embroidered Rod Viscose 3PC
Rawayat R-05 : Unstitched Embroidered Slub Karandi 3PC
Tehzeeb T-27 :Unstitched Embroidered Slub Karandi 3PC
Tassawur TA-01 : Unstitched Embroidered Slub Karandi 3PC
Rawayat R-06 : Unstitched Embroidered Slub Karandi 3PC
Flora F-30 : Unstitched Embroidered Viscose 3PC
Tassawur TA-04 : Unstitched Embroidered Slub Karandi 3PC
Sarang S-26 : Unstitched Embroidered Karandi 3PC
Imroz I-16 : Unstitched Embroidered Viscose 3PC
Flora F-22 : Unstitched Embroidered Viscose 3PC
Winter suits at reduced prices. Unstitched 3-piece suits in karandi, dhanak, khaddar, viscose and linen — the warm fabrics, embroidered, currently marked down. Every suit includes shirt, trouser and dupatta.
Which winter fabric should you buy?
The three that matter most in a Pakistani winter behave quite differently:
- Dhanak — the softest. Brushed, warm and light on the shoulders, and the easiest to wear every day.
- Karandi — textured and structured, with more formality in the drape. Good for occasion wear.
- Khaddar — a denser woven cotton, matte and traditional. The warmest of the three in genuine cold.
Our winter fabric guide compares all three in detail if you are deciding between them.
When winter suits go on sale in Pakistan
New winter collections land from around September and run through the season. Real clearance arrives later — roughly December into February — but by then the strongest designs and the mid sizes have usually gone. Buying reduced stock early in the season is the sensible middle ground: you get the discount without the picked-over selection.
Stitched to your size
Winter suits are worn over more layers than summer ones, so fit matters more. Every suit here can be stitched to your measurements for Rs.1,500–2,500 — tick Get It Stitched on the product page and choose a standard size (XS–XL) or send your own measurements. Stitched orders dispatch about two working days after unstitched ones.
Caring for winter fabrics
Cold water, gentle cycle, and dry in shade rather than direct sun. Heat is what flattens brushed fabrics like dhanak and shrinks woven ones like khaddar, so skip hot washes and the tumble dryer entirely. A cool iron on the reverse is enough for embroidered panels.
Winter Sale — FAQs
Which winter fabric is warmest?
Khaddar, followed by karandi, then dhanak. Dhanak is the softest and lightest to wear, which is why many people prefer it despite being marginally less warm.
Are these suits unstitched?
Yes — unstitched 3-piece suits (shirt, trouser and dupatta). Stitching is available on every design for Rs.1,500–2,500.
Can I buy winter suits before the season starts?
Yes, and it is usually the better move — selection is at its best early, and these are already reduced.
Do the sale prices change through the season?
Reductions deepen as the season goes on, but stock thins. If you want a specific design, buy it when you see it.
Do you offer Cash on Delivery?
Yes — Cash on Delivery and free delivery all over Pakistan.
