Kids' Peshawari Chappal Price in Pakistan 2026: 11 Boys' Pairs at Bata, Servis, Ndure and Borjan From Rs 1,350

Boys want the same Peshawari as their father for weddings, Eid and Iqbal Day outings. All four big shoe brands sell a small version, and on 8 November most of them were on sale at 25 to 50 percent off.

We opened each brand's boys' Peshawari pages and picked eleven pairs, cheapest first, with the brand's own photo under each name. Bata is the only brand that prints an age range on the page. For the grown-up version, see our men's Peshawari chappal prices.

Eleven kids' Peshawari chappals, cheapest first

On 8 November 2026 the cheapest boys' Peshawari we found was Borjan KB0294 at Rs 1,350, half its normal price. Eight of the eleven pairs cost under Rs 2,000. Only Ndure's classic pair and one Borjan pair were at full price that day.

Borjan Boy Peshawari KB0294 (Black)

Rs 1,350 (was Rs 2,700). The lowest price in this list, at 50 percent off. A plain black pair with a back strap and buckle. Black goes with white, grey and navy suits, so it is the safest first pair for a boy.

Borjan Boy Peshawari KB0288 (Navy)

Rs 1,400 (was Rs 2,800). Also half price. Navy is less common in kids' Peshawaris, and it looks smart with a white or sky blue kurta.

Borjan Boy Peshawari KB0303 (Black)

Rs 1,500 (was Rs 2,500). A second black option with a slightly different front cut. Borjan describes it as a classic design rooted in Peshawar craft.

Ndure Boys' Balochi Kheri B-PE-LUK-0017 (Tan)

Rs 1,539 (was Rs 2,199). Strictly a Balochi kheri, which is a close cousin of the Peshawari with an open toe area and stitched sole edge. It is Ndure's cheapest pair in this style and a good choice for a boy who finds a closed front too warm.

Servis Boys Peshawari B-YT-0400217 (Black or Tan)

Rs 1,574 (was Rs 2,099). Servis sells the same model in black and in tan at the same price. The tan pair suits cream and white suits; the black pair hides dirt better for school trips and play.

Bata Peshawari Boys 364-6574 (5 to 10 Years)

Rs 1,609 (was Rs 2,299). Bata labels this range for boys of 5 to 10 years. The black pair is 364-6574 and the brown pair is 364-4574, both at Rs 1,609. Bata's page shows only the article number, not the material.

Borjan Boy Peshawari KB0253 (Maroon)

Rs 1,680 (was Rs 2,400). Borjan says this pair is handmade in the traditional style. Maroon is a dressy colour that matches a mehndi or wedding outfit.

Bata Peshawari Junior 464-6574 (10 to 14 Years)

Rs 1,819 (was Rs 2,599). The same shape as the boys' pair but sized for 10 to 14 years. Brown is 464-4574 at the same price. Older boys often fit an adult size 6 or 7, so compare with the men's range too.

Bata Peshawari Junior 464-9579 (Navy)

Rs 1,959 (was Rs 2,799). A navy pair with stitched edges, for 10 to 14 years. It looks more dressed than the plain black pair.

Ndure Boys' Peshawari Sandals B-PE-LUK-0015 (Black or Tan)

Rs 1,999 (no sale). Ndure's classic boys' Peshawari, also sold in tan and espresso. It was at full price on 8 November, so wait for a sale if you are not in a hurry.

Borjan Boy Peshawari KB0290 (Tan)

Rs 2,700 (no sale). The dearest pair in this list and one of the few not on sale. It has a woven front, which Borjan calls the iconic Peshawari design.

Kids' Peshawari prices side by side

The table puts all eleven pairs in one place, with the price we read on 8 November 2026 and the normal price the brand showed beside it. The discount column is worked out from those two numbers. Prices change daily during November sales.

Which pair to buy for which age

For a boy under 10, Bata's 364 range is the only one that names an age on the page. For 10 to 14, Bata's 464 range does the same. Borjan, Servis and Ndure sell by size, so measure the foot first and match it to a chart.

Children's feet grow quickly. A pair bought for Eid in spring may not fit by the winter wedding season. So buy close to the event, and leave about one centimetre of space in front of the longest toe.

Our kids' shoe size by age chart turns foot length in centimetres into the sizes these brands use.

How to check the fit at home

A Peshawari has a closed front and a back strap, so a poor fit shows quickly. Check these five things before you remove the tags, so you can still exchange the pair.

1. Measure both feet in the evening, standing up, and use the longer one.
2. Match the length in centimetres to the brand's size chart.
3. Let the child walk on a hard floor for five minutes.
4. Check that the heel does not slip out of the back strap.
5. Press the front: there should be about one finger width past the toes.

Buying online and exchange rules

All four brands sell kids' Peshawaris on their own websites, and the prices above are those online prices. We did not check outlet prices, so confirm the price at the counter before you pay.

Sale items can have shorter exchange windows. Read the rule on the brand's site before you order two sizes to try. Our list of brand exchange policies shows how many days each brand gives.

Common questions

What is the price of a kids' Peshawari chappal in Pakistan?

On 8 November 2026, boys' Peshawari chappals cost Rs 1,350 to Rs 2,700 on the Bata, Servis, Ndure and Borjan websites. Most pairs were Rs 1,400 to Rs 2,000 on sale.

Which brand has the cheapest boys' Peshawari?

Borjan, at Rs 1,350 for KB0294 in black on 8 November 2026. Ndure's Balochi kheri at Rs 1,539 and Servis at Rs 1,574 were the cheapest from the other brands.

Does Bata make Peshawari chappals for kids?

Yes. Bata sells a boys' range for 5 to 10 years at Rs 1,609 and a junior range for 10 to 14 years from Rs 1,819, both on sale on 8 November 2026.

Can a child wear a Peshawari to school?

Only if the school allows sandals. Most schools ask for closed black school shoes. See our school shoe prices for those.

What size Peshawari does a 10 year old wear?

It depends on foot length, not age. Many 10 year olds fall in Bata's junior range. Measure the foot in centimetres and match it to a size chart before you buy.

Is a Balochi kheri the same as a Peshawari?

They are close but not the same. A Balochi kheri usually has a more open front and stitched edges. Both are worn with shalwar kameez.