Men's Unstitched Suit Price in Pakistan 2026: 8 Fabrics at Alkaram, Bonanza and Edenrobe From Rs 2,995
Men's unstitched suit price in Pakistan 2026: 8 fabrics at Alkaram, Bonanza Satrangi and Edenrobe from Rs 2,995 to Rs 7,490, with fabric length and photos.
A men's unstitched suit in Pakistan costs from Rs 2,995 at Alkaram to Rs 7,490 for Alkaram's winter blended fabric, on prices we read on the brands' own websites on 8 November 2026. Bonanza Satrangi's suits cost Rs 3,493 to Rs 3,843 on sale, and Edenrobe's Rs 4,000 to Rs 5,000.
Most Pakistani men still buy fabric and take it to a tailor. It gives a better fit, and in wedding season it lets you choose the collar, cuffs and length you like. The catch is time: tailors in big cities get busy from November, so buy fabric early if you need a suit for a December wedding.
We picked eight unstitched suits at three brands, cheapest first, with each brand's own photo after the name. The photos show the fabric made up into a suit. If you would rather skip the tailor, see our list of ready-to-wear men's shalwar kameez prices.
Eight men's unstitched suits, cheapest first
On 8 November 2026 the cheapest men's unstitched suit we found was Alkaram's white cotton at Rs 2,995. Bonanza's sale suits cost Rs 3,493 to Rs 3,843. Edenrobe's started at Rs 4,000. Alkaram's winter blended fabric cost Rs 7,490.
Alkaram Cotton AKMUS-ASCS26-044 (White)
Rs 2,995, full price. Alkaram lists cotton, 4.5 metres long and 94 inches wide, and tags it as a summer fabric. A white cotton suit is still the staple for nikah and Friday wear. The off white version costs the same.
Bonanza Satrangi Pristine
Rs 3,493 (was Rs 4,990). 30 percent off. Bonanza's Aura, Avenue and Irish fabrics were the same price on the day. Bonanza's page summary did not state the fabric or length, so ask in store or read the label.
Bonanza Satrangi Prime Cotton
Rs 3,654 (was Rs 6,090). Cotton, and the biggest Bonanza cut at 40 percent off. A good choice if you want cotton below Rs 4,000.
Bonanza Satrangi Platinum Cotton
Rs 3,843 (was Rs 5,490). Cotton, in several colours at the same price. Platinum was the most common Bonanza fabric in its men's search on the day.
Alkaram Blended AKMUS-S26-203 (Ash Grey)
Rs 3,913 (was Rs 5,590). A lightweight blend, 4.5 metres by 54 inches, tagged as a summer fabric. Grey blends crease less than cotton, so they suit office and travel.
Edenrobe Shanakht
Rs 4,000 (was Rs 5,000). 20 percent off. Edenrobe's cream Dapper fabric was the same price. Edenrobe's page did not list the fabric content or length in the summary we read.
Edenrobe Empire (Pastel Green)
Rs 5,000 (was Rs 6,000). A pastel green, a popular colour for mehndi and dholki. Edenrobe's Gold, Soul, Elite and Iconic fabrics were also Rs 5,000.
Alkaram Blended AKMUS-S26-394 (Burgundy), Winter
Rs 7,490, full price. The only fabric here that Alkaram tags as winter: a mid-weight blend, 4.5 metres by 54 inches. Burgundy is a strong evening colour for a walima. Buy this one if warmth matters more than price.
Unstitched suit prices compared
The table lists all eight suits with the price on 8 November 2026, the price before any sale, and the fabric details the brand gave.
| Fabric | Price on 8 Nov 2026 | Before sale | Details listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alkaram ASCS26-044 white | Rs 2,995 | No sale | Cotton, 4.5 m, 94 in, summer |
| Bonanza Pristine | Rs 3,493 | Rs 4,990 | Not listed |
| Bonanza Prime | Rs 3,654 | Rs 6,090 | Cotton |
| Bonanza Platinum | Rs 3,843 | Rs 5,490 | Cotton |
| Alkaram S26-203 ash grey | Rs 3,913 | Rs 5,590 | Blended, 4.5 m, 54 in, summer |
| Edenrobe Shanakht | Rs 4,000 | Rs 5,000 | Not listed |
| Edenrobe Empire | Rs 5,000 | Rs 6,000 | Not listed |
| Alkaram S26-394 burgundy | Rs 7,490 | No sale | Blended, 4.5 m, 54 in, winter |
Check the fabric length before you pay
A men's shalwar kameez usually needs about 4 to 4.5 metres of fabric on a 54 inch width, more for a tall man or a wide shalwar. Alkaram states 4.5 metres on the suits above. Where a brand does not state the length, ask before you buy, or the tailor may say it is short.
- Read the length and width on the brand's page or the label.
- Tell the tailor your height, and ask if the fabric is enough for your shalwar style.
- Check the season tag. Summer fabric is lighter and cooler.
- Ask the tailor for the stitching date in writing in wedding season.
- Wash cotton once before stitching if the brand warns about shrinkage.
Unstitched plus tailoring, or ready-to-wear
On sale, a ready-to-wear suit can cost less than fabric plus stitching. The ready-to-wear suits we checked started at Rs 3,894. Stitching costs vary a lot by city and tailor, so we have not given a figure. Ask two tailors near you for their rate before you decide.
Unstitched wins when you need a fit that off-the-rack sizes do not give, or a specific collar and cuff. Ready-to-wear wins when the wedding is close and tailors are full. Either way, a waistcoat over the suit is the easiest winter layer, and our guide to men's sweaters and waistcoats has prices. For heavier winter fabrics, read about khaddar, karandi and other winter fabrics.
Common questions
What is the price of a men's unstitched suit in Pakistan?
On 8 November 2026, men's unstitched suits at Alkaram, Bonanza Satrangi and Edenrobe cost Rs 2,995 to Rs 7,490 on the brands' own sites. Most cost Rs 3,500 to Rs 5,000.
How many metres of fabric does a men's suit need?
About 4 to 4.5 metres on a 54 inch width for an average height. Alkaram's suits above are 4.5 metres. Ask your tailor if you are tall.
Which is the cheapest men's unstitched suit?
Alkaram's white cotton AKMUS-ASCS26-044, at Rs 2,995 on 8 November 2026. Bonanza's cheapest was Rs 3,493 on sale.
Is there a winter fabric for men's shalwar kameez?
Yes. Alkaram's AKMUS-S26-394 is tagged winter, a mid-weight blend at Rs 7,490. Khaddar and wool blends are other warm choices.
Should I wash cotton before stitching?
If the label or brand warns about shrinkage, yes. A pre-wash stops the suit getting shorter after its first wash.
Can I exchange unstitched fabric?
Usually only if it is uncut and in its pack. Check our list of brand exchange policies before you buy.
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.
