Embroidered Pakistani suits in two and three pieces

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Two-piece or three-piece

The ten suits coded TGS-001 to TGS-010 are two-piece: a straight kameez that falls below the knee and matching straight trousers, with no dupatta. That works well if you already own dupattas and shawls you like, or if you wear a hijab or scarf instead. If you want the full set, ask for a matching dupatta on the order form and its price is confirmed in your written quote.

The Peach Marigold Three-Piece and the Embroidered Karandi Suit already include one. The peach kurta comes with a sheer dupatta in the same peach. The karandi suit has a dupatta in the same plum karandi, scattered with small motifs and edged on all four sides with a wide embroidered border. It is also the only suit on this page shown in real photos; the other pictures are design previews made before sewing.

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Where the embroidery sits on each suit

Every suit here is worked in the same three places: around the neckline, at the end of the sleeves and along the hem. What changes is how much each place carries. Sage Meadow has a floral bib under a round neck and a deep scalloped border. Ivory Sage Heritage runs a long floral placket down from a V-neck. Mauve Garden spreads a wide embroidered yoke around its round neckline.

The band collar designs look more formal. Midnight Gold pairs its collar and short front slit with gold cuff bands and a wide gold border at the hem. Teal Heritage has an embroidered button placket and a deep gold border, and Maroon Heritage carries gold and rose work the full length of the sleeves. The thread colours in each preview are the starting point; what suits your fabric is confirmed in the quote. Our guide to embroidery placement on a suit explains how each position changes the look.

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Everyday, Eid or a family gathering

Sage Meadow, Terracotta Scallop and Peach Blossom are the three drawn for wearing week in, week out, in earthy and soft shades that cope with a busy day. For a dinner or a weekend visit to family, Dusty Rose Blossom, Powder Blue Bloom and Mauve Garden are the party shades, each with scalloped cuffs and a scalloped floral hem.

For Eid, the darker suits with gold need nothing added: Midnight Gold, Teal Heritage and Maroon Heritage. Ivory Sage Heritage is the paler Eid choice. The Peach Marigold Three-Piece arrives with its dupatta, so the whole outfit is planned in one order, and the karandi suit is the one to pick when Eid falls in the cold months.

• Everyday: Sage Meadow, Terracotta Scallop, Peach Blossom
• Weekends and gatherings: Dusty Rose Blossom, Powder Blue Bloom, Mauve Garden
• Eid: Ivory Sage Heritage, Midnight Gold, Teal Heritage, Maroon Heritage
• Eid, with a dupatta included: Peach Marigold Three-Piece, Embroidered Karandi Suit

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Trousers, sleeves and fabric

All ten two-piece designs are drawn with straight trousers, but you can ask for cigarette, wide-leg or shalwar instead. Cigarette trousers sit close at the ankle and keep the line slim under a straight kameez; a shalwar is fuller and more traditional. The trouser styles page shows each one. You can also switch full sleeves to three-quarter or the other way round, and have the kameez cut shorter or longer.

For the two-piece suits and the peach three-piece, the fabric is agreed with you in your quote, from photos and descriptions, before anything is cut. The karandi suit is the exception: it is made in karandi, a textured winter weave that holds embroidery well, and its trousers have an embroidered border at the hem to match. If you would rather start from a blank page, with your own neckline, cut and embroidery, use our custom shalwar kameez service instead.