Dupattas Online Pakistan — Printed, Woven & Embroidered
At Elrare, a dupatta is the layer that finishes an outfit. The length of fabric that shifts the register of what is underneath, from daywear to occasion. Modest by construction, finished in-house. Everything here is ready to ship today.
The collection runs across three lines.
Printed dupattas carry the everyday range. Silk chiffon with a soft shadow-floral scattered across an ivory ground. Tone-on-tone botanical leaf on dusty mauve georgette. Scattered autumn florals in ochre and chocolate on a rust crepe georgette. Each print is chosen for how it reads when the fabric falls — at scale, not in close-up. The fabrics here are silk chiffon, georgette, and crepe georgette — drape comes first, the print sits on it.
Woven and block-print dupattas are where construction is the design. Soft emerald mul-mul with a traditional gold block-printed border running the length of the pallu. Deep midnight cotton-silk woven with a cream ikat chevron — the fabric structure is the pattern, not a print on top of it. Crisp sage cotton voile with a fine ivory woven stripe and a low fringe at the short ends. Terracotta cotton muslin with an ajrak medallion in indigo and ivory, three-colour block resist in the heritage register. The cloth does the work in this line; the design is built in.
Embroidered and mirror-work dupattas sit at the occasion end. Powder blue organza with fine white thread embroidery running the four borders and the pallu. Champagne silk chiffon fading to a warm gold at the pallu ends, edged with a fine gold zari trim. Soft lavender mul-mul with silver mirror work at both pallu ends and a narrow run along the long edges. Worn for eid, mehndi, a baraat, or any evening that calls for the dupatta to lead.
Each dupatta is finished cleanly, with edges that hold and a drape that works across the shoulder, the head, or both. Dupattas are one size — a standard 2.5m by 1m — and pair naturally with our maxis, tops, co-ords, kaftans, and lounge wear.
Shop dupattas online in Pakistan.