Collection: Winter Collection

Khaddar and linen are two of the most trusted fabrics for Pakistani winters. Khaddar is warm and slightly textured - perfect for chilly evenings - while linen gives a softer, breathable feel for mild winter days. Cambric also works well in early winter when temperatures are moderate.

Absolutely. Khaddar is woven to hold warmth naturally while allowing airflow, making it ideal for Pakistan’s varying winter climates. Its comfortable thickness and textured finish make it both cozy and stylish for everyday wear.

Khaddar has a coarser weave and thicker threads, giving it a warm, rustic texture - great for cold weather. Linen, on the other hand, has a finer, smoother weave and feels lighter on the skin. In short, khaddar keeps you warmer; linen keeps you cooler.

Yes. Winter linen is slightly heavier and denser compared to regular or summer linen. Some varieties are blended with cotton or viscose for extra warmth while maintaining the crisp, elegant drape linen is known for.

Yes, khaddar is one of the best fabrics for Punjab’s winter. It provides just the right insulation against cold winds, whether you’re in Lahore, Faisalabad, or Sialkot. Pairing khaddar bottoms or co-ord sets with a shawl creates a perfect winter look.

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Karachi’s mild coastal breeze, lightweight linen or cambric suits work well. As you move north toward Punjab, switch to khaddar or heavier linen pieces. This balance keeps you comfortable throughchanging temperatures.

When heading to Murree, Hunza, or Swat, choose warm khaddar trousers or wool-blended co-ords layered with sweaters or coats. The goal is warmth without bulk - so breathable fabrics like khaddar and heavier linen are your best travel companions.