Embroidered Dress Price in Pakistan

The Culture of Embroidery 

Women's apparel can be purchased in casual, semi-formal, formal, wedding and party wear. These designs are embellished with embroideries both traditional, artisinal, creative and modern. The semi-precious stones are placed inside the threadwork to enhance the motif and make it look 3D. The most popular traditional eastern dresses are shalwar kameez, A-line shirts with trousers, long shirts that are mid to floor-length with straight churri daal pyjamas. 

Ethnic & Handcrafted vs Digital Embroideries

The ancient craftmanship techniques of gold zarri and cutwork on formal designs are considered time-consuming to create making them expensive and exclusive to wedding wear. The handmade skills of a craftsman are now paired with luxurious fabrics like chiffon, silk and velvet to make glamorous and regal clothes for women. The highstreet runway designers of Pakistan like Sana Safinaz and Elan use these techniques to create beautiful necklines and daman borders for their designs.

The internationally acclaimed designers of Pakistan like Faraz Manan and Sobia Nazir who had started their careers in formal wear and used their fashion expertise to create unstitched summer lawn collections in collaboration with wholesale textile mills. These collaborations are now more common and have become part of the embroiled dresses culture of Pakistan. 

The digital embroideries are made at wholesale factory studios that use silk and cotton thread weaving with high technique powerful weaving nibs that can create infinite number of designs. Embroidery has been celebrated as an important part of our Pakistani identity. The floral motifs made from multi-coloured silk thread has become a part of our fashion sensibility in single shirts, 2-piece and 3-piece suits.

Ladies want fast fashion designs in eastern wear that has a modern and contemporary silhouette. Fashion brands like Khaadi, Sapphire, Al Karam Studio and Edenrobe understand the demand of working professional women, busy homemakers and university students who want to wear ready-made clothing that is lightly embellished with embroideries.    

Summer & Winter Dresses

The summer and winter dresses will both have embroidered patches, necklines, sleeves and daman borders that structure the 3-piece suit. These designs have numerous base colours and contrasting colours are used to highlight the threadwork. The Eid collections and winter festive collections will have gold threadwork, sequence and silk dupattas to transform the dress into a formal wear outfit. These dresses are not limited to Eid or wedding occasions, they can be worn to dinners, lunches, parties and family gatherings.  

Casual & Pret Dresses

These designs are worn often and end up being put through the washing machine running the risk of being worn out faster. The embroideries used on these designs need to be durable, bleed free and high quality to not ruin the cloth or tear overtime. The threadwork is so intricately sewn together that it has a long-lasting quality, it is recommended to wash heavily embroidered dresses by hand to avoid unnecessary fading. The casual wear is usually budget-friendly and can be updated easily without becoming a burdensome expense.