This page is the live list: which Pakistani clothing brands have a sale running right now, how deep it goes, and how many pieces are actually discounted. Nothing here is typed by hand. Our tracker reads each brand’s own sale pages through the day and this table redraws itself from that check, so the time in the last column tells you exactly how fresh each row is.
Sale banners in Pakistan are famously loose. A shop can shout “up to 70% off” when seventy percent applies to three clearance shirts and the rest of the rail is at twenty. So this table separates the two numbers that matter: the top discount, which is the deepest cut we can see, and the typical one, which is what most of the discounted rail actually costs. Read the typical column first. Bas, wahi asal kahani hai.
| Brand | Top discount | Typical | Items on sale | Status | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gul Ahmed | Up to 81% | 50% | 1,000+ | Sale on | 30 Sep, 5:01 am |
| Edenrobe | Up to 78% | 45% | 994 | Sale on | 30 Sep, 4:16 am |
| Generation | Up to 75% | 65% | 8 | Sale on | 30 Sep, 4:16 am |
| J. Junaid Jamshed | Up to 73% | 30% | 611 | Sale on | 30 Sep, 5:17 am |
| Sana Safinaz | Up to 70% | 50% | 500 | Sale on | 30 Sep, 5:01 am |
| Baroque | Up to 70% | 40% | 168 | Sale on | 30 Sep, 5:18 am |
| Sapphire | Up to 70% | 30% | 120 | Sale on | 30 Sep, 4:46 am |
| Beechtree | Up to 67% | 40% | 406 | Sale on | 30 Sep, 4:01 am |
| Ethnic by Outfitters | Up to 61% | 60% | 28 | Sale on | 30 Sep, 3:46 am |
| Almirah | Up to 60% | 60% | 232 | Sale on | 30 Sep, 3:46 am |
| Bonanza Satrangi | Up to 60% | 40% | 59 | Sale on | 30 Sep, 5:01 am |
| Alkaram Studio | Up to 50% | 40% | 1,000+ | Sale on | 30 Sep, 4:01 am |
| Charizma | Up to 50% | 40% | 167 | Sale on | 30 Sep, 5:17 am |
| Asim Jofa | Up to 50% | 40% | 210 | Sale on | 30 Sep, 4:35 am |
| Cross Stitch | Up to 50% | 35% | 236 | Sale on | 30 Sep, 4:16 am |
| Maria B | Up to 50% | 25% | 611 | Sale on | 30 Sep, 4:46 am |
| Elan | Up to 40% | 25% | 15 | Sale on | 30 Sep, 3:46 am |
| Khaadi | Up to 30% | 30% | 24 | Sale on | 30 Sep, 4:46 am |
| Nishat Linen | - | - | - | No sale | 30 Sep, 4:34 am |
| Zeen | - | - | - | No sale | 30 Sep, 4:46 am |
How to read this table
Top discount is the deepest cut on any single piece. It is the number brands put on their posters, and it usually applies to a handful of items. Typical is the middle of the discounted range, which is the honest one to plan around. Items on sale counts the discounted pieces we can see; where a brand’s rail is enormous we cap the count and show it as 1,000 or more. Checked is the time of that brand’s last successful read, in Pakistan time.
Yaad rakhne wali baat
A sale being live is not the same as a sale being good. Before you buy, open the brand’s guide from the table and look at the returns line: 17 of the 19 policies we read exclude sale items, so the size you order is usually the size you keep.
What this page cannot tell you
Two of the biggest names publish no readable product feed, so nobody outside those companies can count their rails: Khaadi runs on a platform that exposes no product file, and Sapphire‘s store returns none either. Where the tracker can still read their sale pages, they appear in the table, but their item counts are not comparable with the rest. Generation publishes no rupee prices at all, so it never appears in our price figures anywhere on this site.
We also cannot see a price that was never published. If a brand quietly raises a price before discounting it, the feed shows only the new pair of numbers. That is why our fake sale discounts guide exists, and why we keep a dated record of each brand’s sale rather than trusting a banner.
How to use it
- Start with the typical column, not the headline. A 30 percent typical cut on a Rs 6,000 suit saves more than a shouty 70 percent on something you would never wear.
- Open the brand guide from its name in the table. Each one carries measured prices, what is worth buying, and that brand’s returns terms in full.
- Check the clock. If a row was checked hours ago, treat it as a guide rather than gospel, and open the brand’s own site before you decide.
- Buy the size you are sure of. On sale stock, most Pakistani brands will not exchange it.
Sale ki khabar, sab se pehle
Seasonal peaks are predictable even when the exact dates are not. Our winter sale guide, 11.11 guide and Black Friday guide cover what the brands did last year and what to expect next.
Keep reading
- Sale on Clothes in Pakistan. The full picture, measured
- Fake Sale Discounts. How to spot a padded “was” price
- Best Brand by Budget. What each budget really buys
- Unstitched vs Stitched. The break even on tailoring
How we check: an automated reader opens each tracked brand’s own sale pages through the day and records the status, the deepest discount, the typical discount and the number of discounted pieces. The table above is drawn from that record at the moment you load the page, and each row shows its own last-checked time in Pakistan time. Item counts are capped at 1,000. Khaadi and Sapphire publish no readable product feed and Generation publishes no rupee prices, all noted above. Prices and stock change constantly, so check the brand’s own page before you buy.