Sherwani Price in Pakistan

Affordable Options

Edenrobe offers fairly priced sherwanis in silk, jamawar and cotton. Bonanza Satrangi too has a tasteful and affordable range of formal wedding wear for the groom and groom's men. These sherwanis are adorned with intricate-looking embroidery in traditional handcrafted patterns in thread, zardozi, tilla, dabka, kora, resham, gota etc. 

Premium Sherwani Brands

Designers who are famous for creating timeless sherwanis for the groom and groom's men are Hassan Shehryar Yasin (HSY), Amir Adnan, Lajwanti, Deepak Parwani etc. These designers have been creating regal-looking sherwanis and other wedding wear for decades. They use formal fabrics such as silk, jamawar, mesori, jacquard, raw silk etc for creating elegant menswear. The format Sherwanis are paired with boski suits, embellished shawls, matching turban and a pair of khussas to complete the entire look.

Sherwani Styles & Fabrics

Modern-day sherwanis come in various styles, colours and fabrics, where the most popular ones are as follows.

1. Front Open Sherwanis

These feature a front open long garment with embroidery on the lapels, collars and the neckline. The front open variety gives a very modern look to the wearer and they can pair it with jeans to look even more trendy. The inner kurta can be embroidered too for a heavier and formal look. 

2. Straight Cut Sherwanis

Straight cut sherwanis are tapered along the hips and waist, creating a slim silhouette but a broad-shouldered look to give a slim yet broad-shouldered look.

3. Velvet Sherwanis

Velvet exudes luxury and class. The velvet sherwanis either come in heavy embroidery, plain or with simple intricate motifs spread all over the front. Since velvet is a warm fabric, these sherwanis cant be worn during summer events.

4. Jamawar, Silk & Black Suiting Sherwanis

The formal look and sophistication of fabrics such as Jamawar and silk make these sherwanis look outstandingly expensive. Jamawar is a soft yet structured fabric that enhances the overall look of the attire and leaves little room for further embellishments. Designers use tough black suiting fabric for some sherwanis for a stronger yet striking outlook. 

5. Traditional Cut Sherwanis

Buttoned up to the collar the traditional sherwanis have intricate aesthetic embroidered in kora dabka, kashida, zardozi, phulkari, jaalwork, kantha and kashmiri embroideries. The cut is simple yet stylish, resembling the attires of Mughal emperors.