Winter Accessories in Pakistan 2026: Scarves, Socks, Boots and Bags Price List
Winter accessories in Pakistan 2026: socks, scarves, mufflers, bags, court shoes and boots, with prices at 5 brands from 4 November and the five to buy first.

Winter accessories in Pakistan cost less than a new suit and change more outfits. On 4 November 2026, brand websites listed socks from Rs 168, scarves and mufflers from Rs 629, handbags from Rs 1,999, women's court shoes at Rs 5,990 and boots from Rs 7,490. Here is the full price list by brand, and how to pick the five accessories worth buying first.
Most of us spend the winter budget on suits and then shiver in thin socks and summer sandals. Yet a warm scarf, good socks and one pair of closed shoes make more difference on a cold morning than a third khaddar suit. They also make old outfits look new.
Every price below was read on the brand's own website on 4 November 2026. Nobody paid for any mention, and we did not test these products, so this is a price and style guide.

Winter accessory prices at Pakistani brands
On 4 November 2026, socks cost Rs 168 to Rs 990, scarves and mufflers Rs 629 to Rs 3,490, handbags and wallets Rs 599 to Rs 4,899, closed shoes Rs 3,989 to Rs 9,990 and boots Rs 7,490 to Rs 10,990 on the brand sites we checked.
| Accessory | Brand | Price on 4 Nov 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Low cut socks | Bonanza Satrangi | Rs 168 (was Rs 240) to Rs 390 |
| Pack of 3 ankle socks | Outfitters | Rs 390 |
| Pack of 2 short crew socks | Outfitters | Rs 490 (was Rs 990) |
| Viscose scarf | Limelight | Rs 629 to Rs 1,189 (sale) |
| Dyed muffler | Gul Ahmed | Rs 965 (was Rs 2,413) |
| Striped scarf | Outfitters | Rs 1,190 (was Rs 2,490) |
| Wool effect scarf | Sapphire | Rs 3,490 |
| Wallet | Limelight | From Rs 599 (sale) |
| Textured handbag | Limelight | Rs 1,999 (was Rs 3,499) |
| Woven handbag | Limelight | Rs 4,899 (was Rs 6,999) |
| Slingback court shoes | Limelight | Rs 3,989 (was Rs 5,699) |
| Court shoes | Gul Ahmed | Rs 5,990 |
| Suede moc toe or cowgirl boots | Outfitters | Rs 7,490 |
| Chelsea boots | Outfitters | Rs 7,990 to Rs 10,990 |
| Men's Peshawari chappal | Gul Ahmed | Rs 9,990 |
We did not find gloves or woollen caps in the brand listings we read, so buy those from a trusted local shop. Prices change by size and day. Confirm the total in your cart before paying.
Five winter accessories worth buying first
If your budget is small, buy in this order: warm socks, a scarf or muffler, one pair of closed shoes, a pair of gloves, and a dark bag that goes with everything. These five do the most for warmth and style per rupee.
- Warm socks. Cold feet make the whole body feel cold. Buy a pack and rotate them. Cotton blend for daily wear, thicker socks for very cold days.
- A scarf or muffler. Covering the neck keeps a surprising amount of heat in. A plain dark muffler suits men and women.
- Closed shoes. Loafers, court shoes, ankle boots or Peshawari chappal with socks. Leave sandals for spring.
- Gloves. Essential for bike riders and early morning commuters in Punjab and the north.
- One dark bag. Black, brown or tan goes with every winter colour and survives muddy days.
For the north and for long rides in the cold, warm gloves, a cap and dry socks matter for health, not just comfort. Our guide to spotting hypothermia and frostbite explains the warning signs.

How to style winter accessories with eastern and western wear
With shalwar kameez, pair a plain muffler or shawl, khussa or loafers with socks, and small gold or silver earrings. With western wear, use a printed scarf, ankle boots and a structured handbag. Keep one accessory as the focus and the rest plain.
Colour does the work. A mustard or rust scarf lifts a black or grey outfit. A camel bag warms up navy and olive. If your suit is printed, keep the scarf plain so the two do not compete.
Jewellery stays small in winter because scarves and shawls cover the neck. Earrings carry the look. Limelight listed earrings from Rs 119 to Rs 799 on sale on 4 November 2026.
Boots and closed shoes for a Pakistani winter
Choose boots or closed shoes with a grippy sole for rainy and dusty winter roads, in a colour that matches most of your clothes. Suede looks soft and warm but stains in rain, so leather or faux leather is more practical for daily use.
Ankle boots work with jeans, wide trousers and even shalwar kameez with a long kurta. Chelsea boots, which have elastic sides and no laces, slip on and off easily, which helps when you visit homes and mosques where shoes come off at the door.
For trainers, our guide on how to buy original branded sneakers explains how to avoid fakes and overpaying.

Buy accessories online without getting burned
Buy from the brand's own website or store, check the size chart for shoes and gloves, read the exchange rules for sale items, and keep your order number. Accessory sales are common, so compare the old and new price on the official site.
Many Instagram pages sell "branded" scarves and bags at half the price. Some are honest resellers, many are copies. Check the store for scam signs before paying in advance. During sale events, our Daraz 11.11 guide has the dates for marketplace deals.
Common questions
What winter accessories do I need in Pakistan?
Warm socks, a scarf or muffler, closed shoes, gloves and one dark bag cover most needs. In the north, add a woollen cap and thick socks.
How much does a muffler cost in Pakistan?
On 4 November 2026, Gul Ahmed listed a dyed muffler at Rs 965 on sale, Limelight's viscose scarves cost Rs 629 to Rs 1,189 and Sapphire's wool effect scarf Rs 3,490.
What is the price of boots in Pakistan in 2026?
On 4 November 2026, Outfitters listed suede boots at Rs 7,490 and Chelsea boots at Rs 7,990 to Rs 10,990.
Are suede boots good for winter in Pakistan?
They look warm and smart, but suede stains in rain and mud. For daily wear, leather or faux leather is easier to keep clean.
Which colour scarf goes with everything?
Grey, camel, black and maroon match most winter outfits. A mustard or rust scarf adds colour to dark clothes.
Can I exchange accessories bought on sale?
It depends on the brand. Many brands do not exchange sale items or certain accessories such as jewellery. Read the policy before buying.
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.




