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Waistcoats displayed in a carved walnut cabinet at the Gulberg store Book an appointment 27-K, Block K, Gulberg II, Sir Syed Road, Lahore 54000

Dressed for the Baraat

Sherwanis, prince suits, turbans and khussas, cut and embroidered for one man and one day. Come and see them in our Gulberg store.

Three days, three looks

A Pakistani wedding asks the groom to appear three times. We plan all three together, so the colours speak to one another from the Mehndi to the Walima.

Groom in a mustard waistcoat embroidered with flowers, over an ivory kurta

The Mehndi

Colour and ease. An embroidered waistcoat over a crisp kurta, and a khussa you can dance in.

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Groom in a black sherwani and maroon velvet shawl, surrounded by his groomsmen

The Baraat

The sherwani, the turban and the shawl. The look your family will keep in frames for generations.

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Man in a champagne prince suit with self-embroidery and rose-gold buttons

The Walima

Quieter and sharper. A prince suit in a single tone, worked in self-embroidery.

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Close view of antique-gold zardozi flowers on an ivory sherwani

Made by hand, in Lahore

Every piece starts in our atelier as a drawing, then passes to the karigars who embroider it by hand. It is cut to your measurements and fitted on you, never chosen from a size chart.

  • One fabric, head to toeYour khussas can be made from the same fabric as your sherwani.
  • The turban, matchedTied in the leading tones of the whole ensemble, then fitted on the day of your trial.
  • Fitted in personTwo fittings and a final trial in the store before anything leaves us.
Self-embroidered champagne fabric with rose-gold buttons Black beadwork across the shoulder of a navy prince suit
Inside the Shameel Khan store in Gulberg: sofas, mannequins and carved walnut cabinets

The store on Sir Syed Road

27-K, Block K, Gulberg II, Sir Syed Road, Lahore 54000

Open Monday to Thursday from 12pm, Friday and Sunday from 3pm

Monday12pm – 10pm
Tuesday12pm – 10pm
Wednesday12pm – 10pm
Thursday12pm – 10pm
Friday3pm – 10pm
SaturdayCall to confirm
Sunday3pm – 10pm

When is your Baraat?

Give us the date and we will show you when to begin. A bespoke sherwani takes about ten weeks from the first conversation to the day you collect it.

Choose your date to see your fitting calendar.