Cultural And Traditional Pakistani Wears

So after spending a lot of time on GAG i realized that a lot of people have wrong mindset about my homeland PAKISTAN so i have decided to give world the real inside view and thats the first TAKE of many coming in next few days.. I hope u will enjoy reading and give your valuable opinions.


Cultural And Traditional Pakistani Wears


A country with tremendous history and magnificent past, Pakistan is home to almost 200 million people. Pakistani people have the clothing culture enriched with the numerous influences of thousands of years old heritage and to say, the traditional dresses of Pakistan are the legacy of ancient civilizations. There are many varieties of the ethnic costumes in Pakistan, mainly including the desired cultural and traditional dresses of Punjabis, Sindhis, Balochs, Pashtuns and Kashmiris.




  • Shalwar Kameez (For Women)


Worn by the Pakistani women in general. The national dress of Pakistan.




Cultural And Traditional Pakistani Wears



  • Shalwar Kameez (For Men)


Worn by Pakistani men all around the world, the Shalwar Kameez is every Pakistanis first choice.



Cultural And Traditional Pakistani Wears



  • The Kurta Shalwaar


Of Punjabi origin, the Kurta Shalwar is an alternate to the Shalwar Kameez



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  • Kurti And Jeans


The kurti and jeans combo is usually rocked by teenagers, who want to have the best of both worlds.

Cultural And Traditional Pakistani Wears



  • Waistcoat (With Shalwar Kameez)


The waistcoat is a formidable companion with the Shalwar Kameez, especially on weddings and special occasions.

Cultural And Traditional Pakistani Wears



  • The Sherwani


The Sherwani is usually worn by the groom on his wedding day

Cultural And Traditional Pakistani Wears


The Khussa


Mostly worn by Punjabis, the Khussa goes well with Sherwani as footwear. They are for both genders in various designs.

Cultural And Traditional Pakistani Wears



  • Churidaar Pajama


Its a skinny trouser.Mostly worn around Punjab, the Churidaar Pajama might seem uncomfortable, but definitely a preferred choice

Cultural And Traditional Pakistani Wears



  • The Sindhi Ajrak & Topi


The traditional Ajrak and Topi is worn all around Sindh with pride.

Cultural And Traditional Pakistani Wears



  • Peshawari Pagree


You won’t find a Pathan in Peshawar who is not rocking a glamorously rolled Pagree.

Cultural And Traditional Pakistani Wears



  • The Pakol Hat


Worn by the Chitrali and Gilgiti people at first, the Pakol found its way down South.



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  • Peshawari Chappal


One to rule them all, the Peshawari chappal goes well with all sorts of dresses. It comes in variety of colour and designs. The design which Paul Smith copied from Pakistan



Cultural And Traditional Pakistani Wears




Cultural And Traditional Pakistani Wears




  • The Karakul Hat


The Quaid-e-Azam-esque Karakul hat is a top choice head-wear in Pakistan, especially for the oldies. It is also known as JINNAH CAP beacause of its association with the founder of Pakitsan Mr. Muhammad Ali Jinnah.



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  • The Pheran


The Pheran is worn by women in Pakistan’s northern regions. They go so well with the traditional jewelry.

Cultural And Traditional Pakistani Wears



  • Lehenga Choli


A party dress and also one of the weddings, the Lehenga Choli has a charismatic touch to it.



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  • Dhoti (Lungi)


The most comfortable dress of Pakistan, the dhoti is worn by people mostly in Punjab’s rural areas.



Cultural And Traditional Pakistani Wears



  • Balochi dress (For Men)


The huge Balochi shalwaar, the Pugh and Balochi chawwat along with the traditional Baloch waistcoat.



Cultural And Traditional Pakistani Wears



  • Balochi dress (For Women)


This gorgeous kasheeda-clotted dress is worn by the Balochi women with pride. The best bit, it’s all hand-crafted.



Cultural And Traditional Pakistani Wears


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