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Compare the same product type with the same fabric, piece count and embroidery, use the current price rather than the crossed-out one, and add delivery and tailoring where they apply. Then check the final price and stock on the brand's website before you pay, because prices can change between our regular updates.
Compare stitched with stitched and unstitched with unstitched. Within unstitched, compare similar fabric and piece count. The Products page filters by brand, category, colour and price, and sorts by newest, price or biggest discount, so you can narrow the list before you compare.
Check the fabric of each piece, the number of pieces, the amount of embroidery and the fabric length. A cheaper listing may use a plainer dupatta or less fabric. Our guide on reading a listing explains each part.
Fabric names also differ between brands. One brand's "lawn" can be another's "cotton" or "voile", so compare the composition and the photos, not only the name.
Here is an example with made-up numbers, not real listings. Brand A sells a 3-piece printed lawn suit at Rs 4,500 with a chiffon dupatta. Brand B sells a 2-piece printed lawn suit at Rs 3,200 with shirt and trouser only. Brand B looks Rs 1,300 cheaper, but if you also need a dupatta that costs Rs 1,500, brand B comes to Rs 4,700 and brand A is the better price.
Now add delivery. If brand A charges Rs 250 and brand B has free delivery, A comes to Rs 4,750 and B to Rs 4,700, which is almost the same. The decision then moves to fabric quality, design and return rules. This is why the label price alone is not enough.
Compare the current price, not the crossed-out one, and add delivery fees and, for unstitched suits, tailoring. For orders from outside Pakistan, add shipping and any import charges set by your own country. See how to spot a real sale. SabKapray shows prices in Pakistani rupees as listed by each brand.
If you have a number in mind, start from a price page: under Rs 2,000, under Rs 5,000, under Rs 10,000, Rs 10,000 to 20,000 or luxury. The bands overlap, so a piece under Rs 2,000 also shows on the wider bands. Then use the category filter so you are not comparing a kurta with a three-piece suit.
The brand comparison tool puts two brands next to each other on average price, price range, discounts, stock and sale items, with a category breakdown. These figures describe what is in SabKapray's records, so they show how two brands are priced, not which one makes better clothes. Compare brands that serve the same need, such as two lawn labels. The brands directory lists the brands SabKapray tracks.
A lower price is no use if your size is gone. Check the sizes on the product card, and look at the lawn season tracker to see how much lawn stock a brand has left. If two brands are close on price, the one that still has your size and colour is usually the easier choice.
SabKapray imports prices every day, and a refresh can occasionally be late or fail, so a price can change before our next update. Before you pay, check the final price, size and stock on the brand's own website. Keep a screenshot of the product page. The how we collect prices page explains the process.
Lawn is the fabric most Pakistani shoppers buy first each summer. This guide covers what a listing really tells you, how to compare brands fairly and how to avoid common disappointments.
7 min readPakistani fashion is sold both as ready-to-wear and as unstitched fabric. Here is how the two differ in fit, total cost, time, returns and flexibility.
5 min readTwo suits with the same piece count can contain different things. Read the pieces, fabrics, lengths and extras line by line so you compare like with like.
6 min readA plain-language map of the fabrics on Pakistani suit listings, from lawn to velvet, with a simple way to choose by weight and weather.
5 min readThese guides are general buying advice. Prices, stock, sizes and policies change and are set by each brand, so confirm them on the brand's own website before you order. SabKapray does not sell products. See how we collect prices and the disclaimer.
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