Khaadi Festive Edit 2026 Price List in Pakistan: Kurtas From Rs 6,000, Velvet Sets Rs 18,000, Raw Silk Up to Rs 35,000
Khaadi Festive Edit 2026 price list: 223 wedding pieces: raw silk kurtas from Rs 6,000, khaddar 3 piece Rs 14,000, velvet Rs 18,000, raw silk up to Rs 35,000.
Khaadi's Festive Edit for the 2026 wedding season has 223 pieces on its website on 14 November 2026. Embroidered kurtas cost Rs 6,000 to Rs 14,000, khaddar 3 piece sets Rs 14,000, velvet 2 piece sets Rs 18,000 to Rs 22,000, and raw silk 3 piece sets Rs 16,000 to Rs 35,000. None of the pieces was marked down. Every price is from Khaadi's own website.
The Festive Edit is Khaadi's ready to wear range for weddings, dholkis and family events. It sits apart from the everyday winter khaddar range. Most pieces are embroidered raw silk, with smaller lines in handwoven fabric, paper silk, heavy viscose, cambric and velvet.
This list sets out the price of every line, then pictures 10 pieces from the cheapest kurta to the dearest 3 piece. All prices are the online price in rupees on pk.khaadi.com.
Khaadi Festive Edit 2026 prices by line
The table counts every piece in the Festive Edit on 14 November 2026. Kurtas make up 159 of the 223 pieces. A kurta is sold on its own; the 2 piece and 3 piece sets include bottoms, and the 3 piece adds a dupatta.
| Line | Pieces | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Raw silk kurta | 115 | Rs 6,000 to Rs 13,000 |
| Paper silk kurta | 11 | Rs 7,500 to Rs 10,000 |
| Heavy blended viscose kurta | 7 | Rs 8,000 to Rs 10,000 |
| Handwoven kurta | 26 | Rs 12,000 to Rs 14,000 |
| Khaddar tailored 3 piece | 8 | Rs 14,000 |
| Raw silk 3 piece | 31 | Rs 16,000 to Rs 35,000 |
| Velvet tailored 2 piece | 7 | Rs 18,000 to Rs 22,000 |
| Raw silk 2 piece and co-ord | 8 | Rs 20,000 to Rs 35,000 |
| Cambric 3 piece | 10 | Rs 25,000 to Rs 30,000 |
For Khaadi's everyday winter khaddar, shawls and sweaters, see the Khaadi winter collection 2026 price list.
Khaadi festive kurtas with prices and pictures
A festive kurta with your own trousers or shalwar is the cheapest way into the edit. Sizes run XS to XL on most pieces. Fabric comes from each product page.
Floral Green Kurta, Raw Silk, Rs 6,000
The cheapest piece in the edit. A short raw silk kurta with thread embroidery and floral motifs. Its label says hand wash cold and wash inside out. Code 2-26-405-A-I1.
Short V-Neck Kurta, Paper Silk, Rs 7,500
A maroon paper silk kurta, shown with a contrast dupatta and pants. Paper silk is light with a crisp feel. Dry clean only. Code 2-26-406-A-F1.
Long Black Kurta, Heavy Blended Viscose, Rs 8,000
A longline black kurta with a band collar and thread work on the front and cuffs. Heavy viscose is warmer than silk, so it suits an outdoor mehndi. Code 2-26-413-A-A1.
Handwoven Kurta, Yarn Dyed, Rs 12,000
A yarn dyed handwoven kurta in brown stripes, from the 26 piece handwoven line. A good choice for a dholki or a daytime nikah. Code 9-26-402-A-B.
Khaadi festive sets with prices and pictures
Sets start at Rs 14,000 for khaddar and rise to Rs 35,000 for embellished raw silk. Velvet and raw silk sets are dry clean only, which adds to the cost of owning them.
Khaddar Tailored 3 Piece Set, Rs 14,000
The cheapest full set, in embroidered khaddar with gold threadwork. All eight khaddar sets cost Rs 14,000. Its label says dry clean only, and medium and heavy embellished pieces preferably dry cleaned. Code T-A1H1-26-410FA.
Raw Silk 3 Piece Tailored Set, Rs 16,000
An ivory longline V-neck kurta with lace inserts, with a floral printed dupatta. The cheapest raw silk set. Code T-A2E2-26-407FC.
Velvet Tailored 2 Piece, Rs 22,000
A maroon velvet kurta with heavy floral embroidery and matching bottoms. Velvet sets cost Rs 18,000 to Rs 22,000. Compare it in the velvet suit price list. Code T-A2C2-26-404FA.
Cambric Formal 3 Piece Set, Rs 30,000
A sleeveless longline V-neck kurta with shalwar and a heavily embroidered dupatta. Unlike the silk sets, its label says hand wash cold. Code 2-26-215-B-F-D1.
Floral 2 Piece Set, Raw Silk, Rs 35,000
A black raw silk set with white floral embroidery, flared three-quarter sleeves and a belt. One of the two dearest pieces. Code 5-26-402-E-J1.
Raw Silk 3 Piece Tailored Set With Mirror Work, Rs 35,000
A mint raw silk kurta with a keyhole neck, mirror work and brocade embroidery, with a matching dupatta. A strong choice for a walima or a sister's barat. Code T-A55-26-304FA.
Which Khaadi festive piece suits which wedding event
Pick a kurta for a dholki or mayun, a khaddar or heavy viscose piece for an outdoor mehndi, and a raw silk or velvet set for the barat and walima. Hand wash pieces cost less to keep than dry clean only sets.
Heavier raw silk and velvet need warm layers outdoors. The layering looks for outdoor winter weddings show how to add a shawl without hiding the outfit, and a winter wedding guest budget helps plan several events at once.
How to order from the Khaadi Festive Edit online
Open pk.khaadi.com, go to Festive Edit, pick the piece, choose your size and check the final price in the cart. Read the care label on the product page before you buy, because it tells you whether the outfit needs dry cleaning.
- Open pk.khaadi.com and tap Festive Edit.
- Filter by fabric: raw silk, velvet, khaddar, handwoven or cambric.
- Open the piece and check what is included: kurta only, 2 piece or 3 piece.
- Read the care instructions and the size options, XS to XL.
- Add to cart and check the total before you pay.
- Order two to three weeks before the event, to leave time for an exchange.
Common questions
What is the price of a Khaadi festive kurta in 2026?
Rs 6,000 to Rs 14,000. Raw silk kurtas start at Rs 6,000, paper silk at Rs 7,500 and handwoven kurtas at Rs 12,000.
Is the Khaadi Festive Edit on sale?
No. On 14 November 2026 none of the 223 pieces showed a cut price on Khaadi's website.
How much is a Khaadi velvet suit for a wedding?
Velvet tailored 2 piece sets in the Festive Edit cost Rs 18,000 to Rs 22,000.
What is the dearest piece in the Khaadi Festive Edit?
Rs 35,000, for embellished raw silk 2 piece and 3 piece sets, including a mint set with mirror work.
Can I wash Khaadi festive outfits at home?
Some, not all. The raw silk kurta and cambric set say hand wash cold. The velvet, khaddar and raw silk sets we checked say dry clean only.
What sizes do Khaadi festive pieces come in?
Most come in XS, S, M, L and XL. A few kurtas skip one size, so check the size list on each page.
How we verified this
What we checked and where we read it.
We checked every price on Khaadi's Festive Edit page on 14 November 2026 at about 14:30 PKT, where the listing showed 223 items, and opened the product page of each pictured piece for its fabric, description, sizes and care label. Pictures are Khaadi's own product photos. Prices are the online price; store prices can differ.
About the author
Fashion & Style Writer
Ayesha Mir is a fashion and style writer at Pakistan Era, joining the new lifestyle desk in November 2026.
