Pakistani Salwar Kurta for Men – Custom Made Designer Shalwar Kurta Suits

A Pakistani salwar kurta for men is a long kurta worn with a matching shalwar, and it suits Eid, jumma, engagements, mehndi and weddings. Our collection includes embroidered and plain designs in cotton, jamawar, raw silk and blended fabrics, in a wide range of colors. Every shalwar kurta is custom made to your measurements and shipped worldwide. Browse the designs below to find your style.

What Is a Salwar Kurta for Men?

A salwar kurta (also spelled shalwar kurta, and often called kurta shalwar) is a long, loose kurta worn with matching trousers, and it is the national dress of Pakistan. It is comfortable, easy to wear and dressy enough for celebrations. If you prefer the shalwar kameez cut, see our Shalwar Kameez collection, and if you prefer a fitted pajama, see our Kurta Pajama collection.

Which Kurta Shalwar Design Should You Choose?

Three choices decide the look:

• Embroidered: detailing on the collar, front, shoulders, sleeves or cuffs. It is the most popular choice in our collection and suits celebrations.
• Plain: a clean, simple kurta that works for jumma, everyday wear and relaxed gatherings.
• Formal or casual: a formal kurta shalwar has finer fabric and detailing, while a casual one is simpler and easier to wear all day.

We also make Afghani and Pathani style kurta shalwar. Share the design you have in mind, and we will make it to your measurements.

Which Fabric Is Best for a Kurta Shalwar?

Fabric changes how a kurta shalwar looks, feels and drapes.

• Cotton: light and breathable, a good pick for warm weather and daily wear.
• Blended: the most popular fabric in our collection and a practical all-round choice.
• Jamawar: a woven pattern with a richer, more formal look.
• Raw silk: a smooth, polished finish for special occasions.

Browse the designs above to find the fabric and color that suit your season.

Which Color Should You Pick?

White and off-white are classic for Eid and jumma. Black is bold and formal, especially for evening events. Grey, beige, navy blue and sky blue give a smart, understated look, while maroon, dark green, brown, red and yellow bring more color. Many designs come with a matching or contrast shalwar, such as a black or off-white shalwar, so you can choose the combination you like.

Which Occasions Suit a Kurta Shalwar?

A kurta shalwar works for more than one occasion: Eid, jumma, engagements, mehndi, weddings, dinners, parties and casual everyday wear. An embroidered design suits celebrations, and a plain one suits daily wear.

What Do You Wear With a Kurta Shalwar?

Many men add a waistcoat or coat for formal events, a Groom Shawl for winter or ceremonies, and traditional Khussa footwear to complete the look. Looking for a wedding outfit instead? Explore our Groom Sherwani collection.

How Should a Kurta Shalwar Fit?

On each product page, pick a standard size and check it against the Size Chart at the bottom of the page. For a fit made to your body, select Custom Body Measurements, download the Measurement Guide, take your measurements as shown and email or WhatsApp them to us. You can also choose your height on the product page.

Custom Made and Wholesale Orders

Every kurta shalwar can be custom made to your measurements, with length adjustments and styling tweaks to suit your taste. We also take wholesale and bulk orders for boutiques and retail stores. Contact us to discuss your order.

Delivery Worldwide

Once your order is confirmed, your outfit is tailored and shipped to your door anywhere in the world, with swift delivery. If you need it by a specific date, contact us by WhatsApp, phone or email before you order and share your event date. If you need urgent delivery, we will tell you whether it is possible. If you do not ask beforehand, the normal delivery time is stated in the confirmation email we send after your size or measurements and customization details are confirmed, before the order process begins.

How Do You Care for a Kurta Shalwar?

Follow the care label, wash or dry clean embroidered pieces gently, and iron on the reverse side so the embroidery stays smooth. Store it folded or on a hanger away from damp and direct sunlight.