This deep red outfit feels like a memory of summer evenings in old Pakistan, when the sun begins to set and the air is filled with the scent of roses and raat ki rani. The shirt blooms with embroidery in soft green, teal and rust, like the flowers once painted on the walls of Mughal gardens, like the threads woven into Sindhi textiles passed down through generations. The neckline is finished with neat stitches and fabric buttons, simple yet full of grace, like the hand-sewn details on clothes kept safe in old wooden trunks.
The sleeves and hem are traced with fine cutwork, so delicate it brings to mind the carvings seen in the havelis of Multan and Bahawalpur, where tradition lives in every arch and every corner. The trouser is dyed in the same warm red, soft and easy, letting the embroidery shine while keeping comfort close. The dupatta, made from airy voile, flows gently like a breeze through a courtyard at dusk, edged with small floral embroidery and finished with cutwork that adds the quiet beauty of something deeply rooted in our culture.
You will receive a fully embroidered lawn shirt in deep red, with threadwork and cutwork on the neckline, sleeves and daman. A dyed cotton trouser in the same warm tone, and a voile dupatta with floral embroidery and cutwork borders on all four sides.
Wear it with silver jhumkay and a low bun wrapped in gajra, or pair it with khussas for Eid mornings, mehndi nights or evening daawats, where colour, craft and celebration come together like poetry.
