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Walima guest dress - Black Gharara Party Wear - Jabeenz Manchester
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Black Gharara Party Wear

Original price was: £275.00.Current price is: £200.00.
A classic black gharara party wear outfit for Pakistani weddings, Walima functions, Eid gatherings and evening celebrations. Elegant, versatile and easy to style, with bespoke customisation and UK delivery from…
Blue and Golden Jacket Maxi
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Dholki Outfits

Blue and Golden Jacket Maxi

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A statement blue and golden jacket maxi for Pakistani weddings, Walima receptions and elegant evening parties. Designed for a regal occasion-wear look, with bespoke customisation and UK delivery from Jabeenz…
Deep Red Farshi Lehenga
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Deep Red Farshi Lehenga

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Original price was: £1,900.00.Current price is: £1,300.00.
The Deep Red Farshi Lehenga is a red lehenga in banarsi adorned with dabka and resham embroidery. Shirt, lehenga, dupatta included. Designed at our Manchester studio and handcrafted by our…
Dhani Gharara
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Dhani Gharara

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Dhani Gharara is a refreshing three-piece set in soft dhani green chiffon with delicate resham and sequin embroidery on a classic gharara silhouette, designed at our Manchester studio and handcrafted…

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About Style

Shop Pakistani bridal and party wear by style at Jabeenz Manchester. Our style-based categories help you browse our collection by garment type, making it easy to find exactly the silhouette you are looking for, whether that is a flowing sharara, a dramatic gharara, an elegant anarkali or a classic lehenga.

Each style has its own history, construction and aesthetic. The sharara features wide, flowing trousers that flare from the waist, creating a graceful, regal silhouette. The gharara adds a distinctive gathered ruffle at the knee for extra volume and drama. The anarkali offers a long, flared kameez that moves beautifully. The lehenga pairs a flared skirt with a fitted top for the most popular bridal look in South Asian fashion.

Understanding which style suits your body type, the occasion and your personal taste is part of the process at Jabeenz. During your free consultation, our design team discusses the pros and cons of each silhouette for your specific needs. We consider the ceremony type, venue, season and your comfort preferences before recommending a style.

Every style is available in our full range of fabrics, colours and embroidery options. Whether you want a traditional look or a contemporary fusion design, the garment style forms the foundation and the customisation makes it yours. All pieces are designed at our Manchester studio and handcrafted by our skilled artisans.

Browse our style categories below to explore each silhouette. Click into any category to see available pieces, or visit our showroom to try different styles in person. Our team is available to help you choose the perfect style for your occasion.

Jabeenz has been creating every style of Pakistani clothing in Manchester since 1975. Our expertise across all traditional silhouettes means we understand how each garment should be constructed, fitted and finished for the best result.

Frequently Asked Questions

What garment styles does Jabeenz offer?

We offer shararas, ghararas, anarkali suits, lehengas, maxis, gowns, trouser suits, peplum designs, kurta sets and contemporary fusion styles. Every style is available in bridal, party and formal wear options.

How do I choose the right style for my body type?

During your free consultation, our design team recommends silhouettes based on your body type, the occasion and your comfort preferences. Different styles flatter different figures, and we help you find the most flattering option.

Can I mix styles for different wedding functions?

Yes, many brides choose different styles for different ceremonies. A lehenga for baraat, a gown for nikkah, a sharara for mehndi and a maxi for walima is a common combination.

What is the difference between a sharara and a gharara?

A sharara flares gradually from the waist or hip. A gharara has a gathered ruffle at the knee, creating a more structured, voluminous flare below the knee. Both are traditional Pakistani garments.

Can any style be made as bespoke?

Yes, every style in our collection is available as a bespoke commission. You choose the fabric, colour, embroidery and fit. Everything is made to your measurements.

TL;DR

Browse our style collection. We handmake Pakistani dresses for every occasion. They are available ready-to-wear or as bespoke commissions from our Manchester studio.

Style is a category of Pakistani fashion. It covers garments designed for specific wedding ceremonies and formal occasions. Each piece is made with traditional embroidery and premium fabrics.

According to our production records, Jabeenz offers over 150 handmade garments across 8 occasion categories. Ready-to-wear prices start from £200 with bespoke options from £200. Data from our artisan workshop shows each piece needs between 200 and 2,000 hours of hand embroidery.

Comparison

Mass-produced style from online marketplaces use factory methods. Every Jabeenz garment in this collection is designed in Manchester and handcrafted by our skilled artisans. Imported style cannot match our fabric quality or embroidery detail. We also offer full bespoke custom work to your exact measurements and colour choices.

FeatureJabeenzTypical Retailers
Own production✗ Imported
Bespoke service✓ From £200Limited
Free consultation✓ 7 days a weekOften £20-50
Manchester showroomOnline only

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