Almirah
Rs 220–1,000,900 · 5,976+ in stock. Almirah relaxed lawn and casual suits, with prices and styles compared before you head to the brand's own site.
Why shop Almirah through this page
Almirah currently ranges from Rs 220 to Rs 1,000,900 on SabKapray across 5,976 in-stock pieces, based on live, in-stock pricing. Almirah is built around everyday casual and lawn wear with a youthful, colour-forward aesthetic, aimed at shoppers who want frequent new options rather than one statement piece per season. Lawn is a light cotton fabric that stays comfortable in warm weather. The currency here is PKR. SabKapray only compares prices, and the Buy button opens Almirah's own site.
Good for building out a everyday wardrobe on a mid-range budget rather than shopping for a single formal occasion.
By Moiz Ansari Published Updated
What Almirah is known for
Almirah is a colour-first, everyday brand. Its catalogue centres on casual and lawn wear with a youthful feel, and it is aimed at shoppers who prefer to add pieces often rather than save up for one big purchase each season.
That makes it a good fit for building a working wardrobe: outfits for college, the office, shopping trips and casual meet-ups. If you like to rotate through different looks during a week, a brand with regular new options can suit you better than one that releases only a few special pieces.
Browse our lawn pages to see the wider range of styles, and if bright colour is your priority, check the yellow, pink and blue pages. For more formal needs, such as a wedding or a big family event, look at our occasion pages instead, since Almirah's focus is everyday wear. Having a few go-to outfits that you enjoy wearing is often more useful than a large wardrobe of occasional pieces.
Almirah price range and value
Almirah sits in the mid-range, aimed at building an everyday wardrobe on a regular budget. The live price range at the top of this page shows the current spread, and we avoid fixed figures because they change by collection.
For an everyday brand, value is about repeat wear. Ask yourself how many outfits you can create from one purchase. A simple colour that pairs with several dupattas or trousers gives you more wear than a very specific print. Check whether the set includes a dupatta and what fabric the description lists.
Because the brand encourages frequent buying, it helps to set a monthly budget. Our Eid budget planner is made for festive spending, but the same approach works for planning a regular wardrobe. To see where Almirah sits against others, use the under 5000 page, and watch the sale page for price drops. Over a season, a steady habit of small purchases can cost more than one planned buy, so tracking it is worthwhile.
How to build an everyday wardrobe with Almirah
Start with a base of three or four versatile colours you enjoy wearing, then add one or two brighter pieces for variety. Neutral shades such as beige or white go with almost everything, and a bright piece lifts the rest of the wardrobe.
Think about fabric and weather. Lawn works best in warm months, so if you live somewhere with cold winters you will want warmer layers on top, such as a shawl from our shawls and scarves page.
Mix and match is the secret to everyday dressing. A printed kameez with a plain shalwar, or a plain kameez with a patterned dupatta, gives you more outfits from fewer pieces. Our outfit builder can help you try combinations before buying.
For fit, always use Almirah's own size chart and compare it with a favourite garment you already own. Do not guess from other brands, since cuts differ. Wash colourful lawn separately for the first few washes so shades do not run into lighter pieces.
How Almirah compares with other everyday brands
Almirah is one of several brands competing for everyday lawn shoppers. Charizma focuses on printed and lightly embroidered lawn, Cross Stitch keeps to everyday lawn and unstitched fabric, and Sohaye by Diners is a budget-friendly daily-wear option.
Almirah's own character is its youthful, colour-forward look and its steady flow of new options. If you want a quieter palette or a more traditional feel, another brand might suit you better. If you like fresh colour and regular variety, Almirah is worth a close look.
The simplest way to compare is to open each brand page, look at the live price range and choose a few designs to examine. Our brands page lists them all. Then press Buy to read the full details on the brand's own site before you decide. Whichever brand you pick, check what the set includes and whether the description lists a dupatta. Doing this for two or three brands takes only a few minutes and usually makes the choice clear.























