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Combine pieces from available brands into one complete look. Compare prices, save looks, share with friends.
Pick a kameez, kurta or shirt from any brand
Browse TopsAdd a shalwar, palazzo or trouser
Browse BottomsComplete with a dupatta or shawl
Browse DupattasFinish with heels, flats or khussa
Browse ShoesNeed ideas?
Click any look to load it into the builder, then swap pieces to make it yours.
The outfit builder lets you pick a top, a bottom, a dupatta and shoes from the brands we track and see them together. For a sense of cost today, the median in-stock unstitched piece costs Rs 4,499 and the median in-stock ready-to-wear piece costs Rs 5,999.
| Type | In stock | Median | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ready to Wear | 24,222 | Rs 5,999 | Rs 800 – Rs 1,700,000 |
| Unstitched | 10,166 | Rs 4,499 | Rs 825 – Rs 205,000 |
| Lawn | 9,500 | Rs 4,872 | Rs 800 – Rs 48,799 |
| Dresses & Western | 1,090 | Rs 3,594 | Rs 800 – Rs 1,000,900 |
| Kids | 577 | Rs 3,290 | Rs 800 – Rs 325,000 |
An outfit built from separate pieces costs the sum of the pieces. A single piece is not a full suit, so add up every item you pick.
This summary is read from SabKapray’s price snapshot of 28 October 2026 (UTC). The tool above reads the same data. Prices and stock are set by each brand; confirm them on the brand’s website. See how we collect prices.
By Moiz Ansari Published Content last reviewed
The Outfit Builder lets you build one outfit from a top, a bottom, a dupatta or shawl and shoes taken from up to four Pakistani brands, with the total price updating as you pick. Sign in to save the look, or share it by link.
Each of the four steps opens a picker of products from many brands that you can sort by newest, price or biggest discount. If you want ideas first, the starting-point looks load a ready-made outfit that you then change piece by piece.
Start with the piece that matters most, usually the top or kameez, and build around it. Choose a bottom that suits the cut, then a dupatta that matches or contrasts on purpose, and add shoes last because they depend on everything else.
Watch the total as you go. If the outfit is over budget, swap the costliest piece for a cheaper one using the price sort. A plain trouser and dupatta can support a more expensive shirt.
Mixing brands can cost less than buying a full set from one label, for example an embroidered shirt from one brand with a plain trouser from another. The catch is that each brand is a separate order with its own delivery charge, size chart and return rule.
Add the delivery charges to the builder's total before you decide. If the saving is small, a single-brand set is simpler to order and to return. Check fabric weight too: a very light dupatta can look wrong with a heavy shirt.
Saving an outfit needs a sign-in, and a saved outfit can be opened again later from your account. Sharing sends a link, which helps when family or friends have opinions about an event look.
The builder does not reserve anything or place orders. When you are ready, open each piece on its brand's site, confirm size, colour, price and delivery time, and read the return terms. For a festive budget, start from the Eid budget planner.