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Khaadi Winter Collection 2026 Price List in Pakistan: Every Line From Rs 3,500, With Pictures

Khaadi winter collection 2026 price list: unstitched from Rs 3,500, stitched 3 piece from Rs 6,000, velvet Rs 18,000, Khaas Rs 35,000. Nine pieces pictured.

Ayesha Mir, author at Pakistan EraAyesha Mir6 min read
Khaadi light khaddar 3 piece winter suit in black print with a cream dupatta, for the Khaadi winter 2026 price list

Khaadi's winter collection 2026 costs Rs 3,500 to Rs 35,000 on 9 November 2026. An unstitched 2 piece starts at Rs 3,500, an unstitched 3 piece at Rs 6,000, a stitched (tailored) 3 piece at Rs 6,000, velvet at Rs 18,000 and the Khaas formal line at Rs 35,000. We read every price on Khaadi's own website. None of the 912 winter listings showed a sale price.

Khaadi is one of the first names people search when the weather turns and wedding invitations arrive. This list puts the whole winter range on one page, line by line, with a picture of nine pieces so you can see what each price buys. All prices are the online price in rupees on Khaadi's Pakistan website. Store prices are usually the same, but we did not visit a store to check.

For prices at ten other brands side by side, see our winter collection 2026 price list for 11 brands.

Starting price of five Khaadi winter 2026 lines in rupees, from unstitched 2 piece to Khaas

Khaadi winter 2026 prices by line

On 9 November 2026, Khaadi listed 912 pieces under Winter Collection. Kurtas made up the biggest group, with 250 listings. The table shows the lowest and highest price we read in each line, so you can see your budget before you scroll.

LineListingsPrice range
Unstitched 2 piece (fabrics)17Rs 3,500 to Rs 7,000
Unstitched 3 piece (fabrics)51Rs 6,000 to Rs 11,000
Stitched kurtas250Rs 4,000 to Rs 13,000
Stitched 2 piece81Rs 6,000 to Rs 22,000
Stitched 3 piece87Rs 6,000 to Rs 35,000
Pants, shalwars and trousers206Rs 3,000 to Rs 8,000
Dupattas45Rs 3,500 to Rs 6,000
Velvet (Velvet Evening)7Rs 18,000 to Rs 22,000
Sweaters and cardigan14Rs 8,000 to Rs 12,000
Shawls6Rs 5,000 each

Khaadi calls its stitched suits "tailored". An unstitched suit is fabric only, so add the cost of a tailor to compare fairly with a stitched one.

Nine Khaadi winter pieces with prices and pictures

We chose nine pieces that show the cheapest entry, the middle and the top of the range. Fabric details come from each product page. We did not buy or wear these, so the notes rest on Khaadi's own listing and photo.

Fabrics 2 Piece, Light Khaddar, Rs 3,500

Khaadi Fabrics 2 Piece top and bottom in light khaddar, official product photo
Image: Khaadi

The cheapest winter suit in the range. A print embroidered light khaddar shirt piece of 1.75 metres with a printed khaddar bottom of 1.6 metres. No dupatta. Code A11E1-26-418EJ1.

Short Khaddar Kurta, Rs 4,000

Khaadi Short Khaddar Kurta, official product photo
Image: Khaadi

The lowest priced stitched winter kurta. A good choice if you already have trousers and a shawl and only need a top for daily wear.

Fabrics 3 Piece, Light Khaddar, Rs 6,000

Khaadi Fabrics 3 Piece in black printed light khaddar with a cream printed dupatta, official product photo
Image: Khaadi

A printed light khaddar shirt of 3.25 metres, a dyed khaddar bottom of 2.5 metres and a printed light khaddar dupatta of 2.5 metres. This is the starting price for a full unstitched winter suit at Khaadi. Code A1D1-26-401FA2.

Khaddar 2 Piece Tailored, Rs 7,000

Khaadi Khaddar 2 Piece Tailored kurta and pants, official product photo
Image: Khaadi

A stitched kurta and pants in khaddar. It costs Rs 3,500 more than the cheapest unstitched 2 piece, so compare that gap with what your own tailor charges.

Tailored 3 Piece Set, Rs 9,500

Khaadi Tailored 3 Piece Set with kurta, pants and dupatta, official product photo
Image: Khaadi

The middle of the stitched 3 piece range. Kurta, pants and dupatta come ready to wear, which saves a trip to the tailor before a family event.

Khaadi Shawl, Rs 5,000

Khaadi winter shawl, official product photo
Image: Khaadi

All six winter shawls cost Rs 5,000. The product page lists the shawl as 100% acrylic, not wool. For wool and pashmina shawls at other brands, see our ladies shawl price list.

Mockneck Longline Sweater, Rs 12,000

Khaadi Mockneck Longline Sweater, official product photo
Image: Khaadi

The dearest of Khaadi's 13 winter sweaters. Plain sweaters start at Rs 8,000, and one grey cardigan costs Rs 10,000.

Velvet Tailored 2 Piece, Rs 18,000

Khaadi Velvet Tailored 2 Piece kurta and shalwar in black velvet, official product photo
Image: Khaadi

A black velvet longline kurta with thread embroidery and a velvet shalwar. The fabric is 100% polyester velvet and the page says dry clean only. Velvet Evening pieces cost Rs 18,000 to Rs 22,000.

Khaas Silk Tailored 3 Piece, Rs 35,000

Khaadi Khaas Silk Tailored 3 Piece in blue raw silk, official product photo
Image: Khaadi

The top of the winter range. A blue raw silk kurta with threadwork, foil printed pants and a polyester silk dupatta. Raw silk here is 100% polyester, and it is dry clean only. All seven Khaas: Soft Glam pieces cost Rs 35,000.

Unstitched or stitched at Khaadi: which costs less

Unstitched is cheaper on the tag, but stitched can cost about the same once you pay a tailor. At Khaadi, a khaddar 2 piece cost Rs 3,500 unstitched and Rs 7,000 stitched on 9 November 2026, a gap of Rs 3,500.

  • Buy unstitched if you have a tailor you trust, need a non-standard fit, or want a longer shirt than the brand cuts.
  • Buy stitched if the event is close, your size matches the size chart, and you want an exchange option if it does not fit.
  • Remember the dupatta. The cheapest 2 piece suits have no dupatta. A separate Khaadi dupatta starts at Rs 3,500.

Not sure which winter fabric to choose? Our guide to khaddar, karandi, marina and velvet explains warmth and care for each.

Which Khaadi winter line suits which event

Match the line to the event: khaddar for daily wear and office, raw silk and velvet for weddings. Price follows the same order, from Rs 3,500 for daily khaddar to Rs 35,000 for a formal silk suit.

Which Khaadi winter line fits office, family visits, mehndi, barat and walima

For a full wedding season plan on three budgets, see our winter wedding guest outfits guide.

How to check a Khaadi price before you pay

The price in your cart on the day is the one that counts. Follow these steps so that a size, colour or old screenshot does not catch you out.

  1. Open the product on Khaadi's own website, pk.khaadi.com, and match the code, such as A1D1-26-401FA2.
  2. Check the fabric line on the page: light khaddar, khaddar, raw silk or velvet.
  3. Open the size chart. Khaadi sizes may not match another brand's.
  4. Read the care note. Velvet and raw silk pieces here are dry clean only, which adds to the real cost.
  5. Read the clothing brand exchange rules before you pay, and keep the order number.

If an order goes wrong, the brand customer care numbers list Khaadi's helpline and order tracking.

Common questions

What is the price of a Khaadi winter suit in 2026?

On 9 November 2026, a Khaadi winter suit cost Rs 3,500 to Rs 35,000. An unstitched 3 piece started at Rs 6,000 and a stitched 3 piece also started at Rs 6,000.

Is the Khaadi winter collection on sale?

Not when we read it. None of the 912 winter listings on 9 November 2026 showed a cut price. Older stock in the sale section is separate.

How much is a Khaadi velvet suit?

The Velvet Evening line cost Rs 18,000 to Rs 22,000 on 9 November 2026. The pieces are polyester velvet and dry clean only.

Are Khaadi winter shawls made of wool?

The shawl we read was 100% acrylic, according to its product page. All six winter shawls were priced at Rs 5,000.

Does Khaadi sell winter sweaters?

Yes. Thirteen sweaters cost Rs 8,000 to Rs 12,000, and one grey cardigan cost Rs 10,000 on 9 November 2026.

Are store prices the same as online prices?

Usually, but we only read the website. Ask the store to confirm the price at the till, especially during a sale.

About the author

Ayesha Mir, author at Pakistan Era

Fashion & Style Writer

Ayesha Mir

Ayesha Mir is a fashion and style writer at Pakistan Era, joining the new lifestyle desk in November 2026.

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