Garment Steamer Price in Pakistan 2026: 14 Westpoint and Anex Models From Rs 10,625

Wedding season and winter fabrics are when a steamer earns its price. Velvet, embroidered suits, wool coats and shawls crush under a hot iron, but steam relaxes the creases without pressing the fabric flat. Below, all 14 models have their store price, watts and tank size, read on the makers' own websites, with the maker's picture after each heading.

14 garment steamers compared by price and tank size

Westpoint lists eight steamers and Anex lists six. Handheld models hold about 260 to 300 ml of water and suit a quick touch-up. Standing models hold 1.35 to 3 litres and suit a full wedding outfit or a stack of shirts.

Both stores show a higher price beside the selling price. We have not tested these steamers ourselves, so the verdicts below come from the listing and the price.

Handheld steamers suit quick touch-ups from Rs 10,625

A handheld steamer heats in under a minute and fits in a drawer. Its small tank runs for about 10 to 18 minutes, which is enough for one suit or a dupatta before you leave the house.

Westpoint WF-1153

Rs 10,625. 1,500 watts, a 300 ml tank, heats in about 30 seconds and runs 18 minutes per tank. It has auto shut-off.

The value pick. The longest run time of any handheld here for the lowest price.

Westpoint WF-1253

Rs 10,625, not available on 8 November. The same 1,500 watt, 300 ml and 18 minute figures as the WF-1153.

Anex AG-1019

Rs 10,900. 1,600 to 1,900 watts with a detachable tank and a low water light. Anex does not list the tank size.

Westpoint WF-1353

Rs 11,900. 2,100 watts and 28 grams of steam a minute, but a shorter 9 to 12 minute run.

Stronger steam for thick khaddar, at the cost of more refills.

Anex AG-1018

Rs 12,700. 2,100 watts, 35 grams of steam a minute and a 260 ml tank, with auto power off and a self-clean system.

The strongest steam among the handhelds, by the listing.

Standing steamers suit wedding outfits and heavy coats

A standing steamer has a floor tank, a hose and a pole to hang clothes on. It runs 35 minutes or longer, so you can steam a full lehenga, a sherwani or several shirts without stopping.

Westpoint WF-1155

Rs 24,990. 1,800 watts, a 2 litre removable tank, six power settings and wheels. The WF-1154 has the same figures and price.

The value pick among standing models.

Westpoint WF-1154

Rs 24,990. 1,800 watts and a 2 litre tank, like the WF-1155. The Westpoint listing photo for this model is a faint, watermarked image, so we have not shown it here.

Westpoint WF-1156

Rs 27,625, not available on 8 November. 1,580 watts, a 1.35 litre tank for about 35 minutes and four steam levels.

Anex AG-1122

Rs 28,750. 2,200 watts, 45 grams of steam a minute and a 3 litre tank that Anex says lasts up to 66 minutes.

Our pick for a wedding house. The biggest tank and longest run on this list.

Anex AG-1020

Rs 28,800, not available on 8 November. 2,000 watts, 40 grams a minute and a 2.1 litre tank.

Anex AG-1121

Rs 29,300. 2,000 watts, a 2.2 litre tank and 10 heat settings for different fabrics.

Westpoint WF-1157

Rs 30,000. 1,580 watts, a 1.35 litre tank and a built-in board to press collars and cuffs.

Anex AG-1120

Rs 30,000. 1,800 to 2,100 watts, a 1.8 litre tank, six steam settings and an ironing board.

Westpoint WF-1159

Rs 42,840. 2,615 watts, 40 grams a minute, a 2.2 litre tank and a rotating board with steam and iron modes.

Buy it only if it will replace your iron as well.

How to steam winter and wedding clothes safely in 5 steps

Steam is gentle, but it is still hot enough to scald skin and mark some fabrics. Follow these steps every time.

1. Read the care label. Our care label chart shows which fabrics take steam.
2. Fill with clean water, and use boiled and cooled water where tap water is hard, to slow scale.
3. Hang the outfit and pull the fabric gently tight with one corner.
4. Steam from top to bottom, keeping the head a little away from velvet and embroidery. Our wedding clothes guide has the detail.
5. Let the clothes dry on the hanger for a few minutes before you wear or fold them.

A steamer uses about 2 units an hour

Most steamers here draw 1,500 to 2,600 watts, the same as a fan heater, but only for a few minutes at a time. A 2,000 watt steamer used 15 minutes uses 0.5 units, by our own sum. Plug it into a wall socket rated for the load, not a thin extension. Our plug and PSQCA guide explains what to check.

Questions people ask about garment steamer prices

What is the price of a garment steamer in Pakistan?

On the Westpoint and Anex stores, Rs 10,625 to Rs 42,840 on 8 November 2026. Handhelds start at Rs 10,625 and standing models at Rs 24,990.

Is a steamer better than an iron for velvet?

Yes, for most velvet, because steam lifts creases without crushing the pile. An iron pressed flat on velvet can leave shiny marks.

Which steamer has the biggest tank?

The Anex AG-1122, with a 3 litre tank that Anex says gives up to 66 minutes of steam.

Can a steamer replace an iron?

For suits, shawls and dresses, often yes. For crisp shalwar kameez creases and collars, an iron or a steamer with a board works better.

How long does a handheld steamer take to heat?

About 25 to 30 seconds for the Westpoint handhelds, by their listings.

Can I use tap water in a steamer?

Yes, but hard tap water leaves scale. Boiled and cooled water slows it down.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

We read prices, watts, tank sizes and stock on the Westpoint garment steamer store and the Anex garment steamer store on 8 November 2026. Pictures are the makers' own. Unit sums are our own. We have not used these steamers ourselves.