Abaya Price in Pakistan 2026: 8 Abayas at Zellbury, Al Karam and Al Deebaj, From Rs 3,840

Few big Pakistani clothing brands sell abayas under their own name, which is why this search usually ends in a maze of Instagram pages with no listed price. So we stuck to brands that publish a price on their own website, so you can compare before messaging anyone.

That left three: Zellbury and Al Karam, mainstream brands with small modest lines, and Al Deebaj, a specialist abaya label. All the prices come from their own sites. No brand paid to be here.

Eight abayas at Pakistani brands, cheapest first

On 7 November 2026, these eight abayas ran from Rs 3,840 to Rs 8,400. Al Karam prices include a matching stole. Al Deebaj sells by length, from 52 to 60 inches, and its printed style includes a dupatta. Check what each price covers.

Al Deebaj Evergreen Grace ABY-299

Rs 3,840 (was Rs 6,400). A printed abaya in a soft green, with a dupatta. The inner is not included. Printed fabric hides everyday marks better than plain, which helps on a daily commute.

Zellbury Abaya 5050

Rs 4,290. A brown Nida abaya with embroidered cuffs. Nida is a soft, light fabric, widely used for abayas. This was the cheapest mainstream brand abaya in stock when we read the site. Two other designs, 5059 and 5061, cost the same. Zellbury also listed two cheaper styles at Rs 3,290 and Rs 3,990, both out of stock on the day.

Al Karam Abaya and Stole MD380 in grey

Rs 4,473 (was Rs 6,390). A smooth, matte grey abaya with a stole. Grey is an easy colour if black feels too severe for office use. This was the lowest Al Karam price we read, and brown and navy versions cost the same.

Al Karam Abaya and Stole MDE381 in green

Rs 4,893 (was Rs 6,990). The same matte fabric with embroidery at the cuffs. It costs Rs 420 more than the plain version. A newer set, listed on 6 November, and the cuff detail gives it enough polish for a dinner.

Al Deebaj Manahil Deep Teal ABY-315

Rs 4,960 (was Rs 6,200). A flowing gown with a matching inner sold together as a set, which saves you buying a separate slip. Al Deebaj calls the fabric soft and lightweight, so plan for a warm layer in a Lahore or Islamabad January.

Al Karam Abaya and Stole MD108 in stone brown

Rs 5,313 (was Rs 7,590). A warm neutral that goes with tan shoes and bags. Al Karam's highest abaya price on the day was Rs 5,803, so the whole line sits within about Rs 1,300.

Al Deebaj Sumayya Brown ABY-317

Rs 6,560 (was Rs 8,200). A deep brown abaya with detail on the sleeves. The product page gives no fabric, so ask before ordering. Without that, you cannot judge whether it will fit over a sweater or feel warm enough.

Al Deebaj Kinza Navy ABY-306

Rs 8,400 (was Rs 10,500). Navy with embroidered sleeves. Navy reads as dressier than black under indoor light. This one would suit an evening function. Ask for the fabric first, as the page does not list it.

Compare abaya prices and what each one includes

A low price can leave out the part you need. Al Karam prices include a stole, while Al Deebaj's lower styles may need a separate inner, which it listed at Rs 2,800 in black. Add that in and compare the full look rather than the label price.

We tried to read two more abaya shops, and their sites refused our requests on the day. We left them out rather than guess. Any shop you try for the first time deserves a quick online store scam check before you pay in advance.

Measure yourself to buy the right abaya length

Abayas are sold by length, not by S, M or L. Al Deebaj's lengths run from 52 to 60 inches. Stand straight in the shoes you will wear, and measure from the top of the shoulder to the ankle. Then pick the nearest size.

1. Put on your usual everyday shoes.
2. Ask someone to hold the tape at the top of your shoulder, beside your neck.
3. Measure straight down to the ankle bone, not the floor.
4. If you fall between two lengths, pick the longer one. Hemming up is cheap, adding length is not.
5. In winter, check the sleeve and shoulder width too, so a sweater fits underneath.

Choose an abaya that works in winter

None of the three brands sold an abaya labelled as winter wear on 7 November. So winter warmth comes from what you wear beneath it. Pick an open or loose cut that fits a thin sweater, and add a long coat or a shawl for outdoors.

Layering sets the fit you need. The full approach to abaya, stole and layering in winter starts with one warm thin layer underneath, and a long women's winter coat on top covers the coldest mornings.

Colour counts too. Black shows dust and lint fast on smoggy days, and grey or brown hide them better. If you own only one abaya, though, black or navy still goes everywhere, including a formal event.

Wash an abaya so it keeps its shape

Wash an abaya cold and inside out, separately from towels, and hang it to dry in the shade on a wide hanger. Embroidered sleeves need a gentle hand wash or dry cleaning. Follow the label where it differs from this advice, as fabrics vary across brands.

Steam removes most creases, and that keeps a matte finish from going shiny under a hot iron. A stole wants the same treatment. And if the abaya picks up lint or small balls of fibre, a gentle way to remove pilling can bring it back without damage.

Common questions

What is the price of an abaya in Pakistan?

On 7 November 2026, Zellbury's in-stock abayas cost Rs 4,290, Al Karam's abaya and stole sets cost Rs 4,473 to Rs 5,803 on sale, and Al Deebaj's abayas cost Rs 3,480 to Rs 9,600.

Which abaya length do I need?

Measure from your shoulder to your ankle in the shoes you wear. Most women need between 52 and 60 inches, the range Al Deebaj sells. Pick the longer length if you fall between sizes.

Do big Pakistani brands sell abayas?

Few do under their own name. Al Karam had 12 abaya and stole sets in stock on 7 November, and Zellbury had 3 in stock. We found none in stock at the other big brands we read.

Are winter abayas available in Pakistan?

Some shops advertise winter abayas in wool blends or velvet, but none of the brands we read labelled any that way. The cheaper answer is a loose abaya over a thin sweater.

What is an inner, and do I need one?

An inner is a slip or plain dress worn under an open abaya. You need one for any front open style. Al Deebaj sold a black inner at Rs 2,800 on 7 November.

Which colour abaya is best for daily wear?

Black and navy go with everything, and grey or brown show less dust. For a first abaya, pick black or navy. Add a lighter colour once you know the cut suits you.