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Meher
Bias-cut gown, off-shoulder. 22 momme charmeuse, French seams, invisible side closure.
PKR 48,000
Mulberry silk · Est. Sialkot
We cut, drape and finish a small number of pieces each season — gowns that move like water, scarves hemmed by hand, separates meant to be worn for a decade rather than a summer.
A single cocoon yields one continuous filament — often more than a kilometre of it. We try to deserve that.
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Six pieces, cut on the bias where the cloth allows it. Sizes 6–18 as standard; every style can be made to measure.
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Bias-cut gown, off-shoulder. 22 momme charmeuse, French seams, invisible side closure.
PKR 48,000
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Wrap dress with a self-tie waist. 19 momme crêpe de Chine, faced neckline.
PKR 34,500
On weight
Momme (mm) measures how much a bolt of silk weighs. Below 12 the cloth is a whisper; above 20 it hangs like poured metal. We use both, and nothing in between by accident.
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Sheer blouse, dropped shoulder. 12 momme georgette with a hand-rolled hem.
PKR 21,000
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Tiered dress with gathered sleeves. 16 momme habotai, lined to the knee.
PKR 39,000
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Column slip with a cowl back. 19 momme charmeuse, bias-cut in one length.
PKR 36,000
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Full-skirted evening gown. 22 momme dupion over silk organza, boned bodice.
PKR 72,000
Scarves are made in the same cloth — 90 × 90 cm twill, hems turned and stitched by hand. Shab scarf, PKR 12,500.
Enquire about a piece02
Cut this month. Quantities are what they are — when a run is finished it is not repeated.

Just in
Silk-faced evening coat, unlined.
PKR 64,000

Just in
Marigold silk, hand-worked placket.
PKR 29,500

Just in
Soft-shouldered, silk-lined throughout.
PKR 52,000

Just in
One-seam cape in heavy dupion.
PKR 58,000

Just in
Fine-striped habotai, mother-of-pearl buttons.
PKR 24,000

Restocked
The core ivory and sand pieces, back in.
From PKR 18,000
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The silk arrives already reeled from three weaving families we have used since 2014. What happens after that takes four stages, and none of them are quick.
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Weaving happens on narrow looms a short drive from the atelier. A 22 momme charmeuse runs at roughly four metres a day, and every bolt is checked against the light before we cut into it. That pace sets the pace for everything that follows.
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Colour is built in shallow baths, one dip at a time, and checked against a reference swatch in daylight only. Our sand and champagne take four immersions; ivory is left undyed.
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Hems are rolled and stitched by hand — a metre takes about forty minutes. Seams are French-finished so there is nothing raw against the skin and nothing to fray from the inside out.
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Each piece rests on the form for two days before it is pressed, checked at the seams, and folded into unbleached tissue by the person who cut it. Their initials go on the card.
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Autumn — neutrals held steady against one graphic note. Photographed in Sialkot and Murree over four days.








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ZAK WEARS began in 2014 with one loom, a rented room off Capital Road and an argument about hems.
Sialkot has made things for the world for a very long time — surgical steel, footballs, leather. Cloth was always here too, quietly, without the same reputation. We started because the silk being woven a few streets away was better than the garments it was ending up in.
The atelier is small on purpose. Nineteen people, one cutting table, and a rule that no style leaves until someone has worn it for a full day. It means we release less. It also means we have never had to recall a seam.
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If your question isn't here, the telephone is answered by someone in the atelier between 10:00 and 19:00.
Hand-wash in cool water with a pH-neutral wash, or dry-clean. Never wring it — press the water out between two towels and dry flat, away from direct sun. Press on the reverse at the lowest steam setting. Silk dislikes deodorant and perfume far more than it dislikes water, so let both dry before dressing.
All of it is mulberry silk, reeled and woven in Punjab within roughly nine kilometres of the atelier. We buy directly from three weaving families we have worked with since 2014, and we can tell you which of them made any given bolt.
Yes — every style in the collection can be cut to your measurements at no additional charge on the garment, though a made-to-measure piece takes three to four weeks rather than shipping from stock. We will send a measuring guide, or take measurements in person at the atelier.
Sizes 6 to 18 as standard, cut generously through the bust and hip. Bias-cut styles are more forgiving than they look; if you are between sizes on a bias piece, take the smaller one. Alterations within our own sizing are free for the first year.
We ship worldwide by tracked courier. Orders within Pakistan usually arrive in two to four working days; international delivery takes five to ten. Duties and import taxes are the responsibility of the recipient, and we declare goods at their true value.
Fourteen days from delivery for unworn stock pieces with tags intact — tell us first and we will arrange collection. Made-to-measure and altered garments cannot be returned, but if something is wrong with the fit or the making, we will put it right.
Yes, by appointment. Saadi Street, Capital Road, Sialkot — telephone ahead and we will keep the cutting table clear. Visits are best on weekday mornings when the light in the room is at its most honest for judging colour.
A stock piece ships within two working days. Made-to-measure is three to four weeks; a fully bespoke commission, where we develop a pattern from scratch, is six to eight. Weaving a new colourway adds a further three weeks on top.
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Ask about a piece, book a fitting, or simply ask what a cloth feels like in the hand. We will tell you honestly.
Visits to the atelier are by appointment. Telephone ahead and we will keep the cutting table clear.