Team Neemopani
Twenty / 20 city Guide to shopping:
First the basics , below is the guide
1. Traditional Bazaars & Markets 
If you love bargaining and unique finds, Pakistan’s local bazaars are a paradise! Some famous ones include:
- Anarkali Bazaar (Lahore) – One of the oldest markets, great for traditional clothes, jewelry, and street food.
- Empress Market (Karachi) – A historical marketplace offering fresh produce, spices, and household goods.
- Liberty Market (Lahore) – Ideal for women’s fashion, handbags, and accessories.
- Raja Bazaar (Rawalpindi) – A bustling market known for textiles, electronics, and everyday essentials.
- Zainab Market (Karachi) – Famous for affordable branded export clothing and leather goods.
2. Modern Shopping Malls 
For a more upscale shopping experience with local and international brands, visit:
- Dolmen Mall (Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad) – A premium mall with brands like Khaadi, Sapphire, and international stores like H&M and Nike.
- Packages Mall (Lahore) – One of the largest malls in Pakistan, offering a mix of luxury brands, food courts, and entertainment.
- Centaurus Mall (Islamabad) – A landmark mall with fashion stores, tech shops, and a great food court.
- Lucky One Mall (Karachi) – Home to the largest indoor amusement park in Pakistan, along with fashion, electronics, and dining options.
3. Designer & Luxury Shopping 
Pakistan is known for its top-notch fashion designers and luxury boutiques. Some must-visit brands include:
- Elan, Sana Safinaz, HSY – High-end designer wear for weddings and formal events.
- Khaadi, Gul Ahmed, Alkaram – Popular for premium unstitched and ready-to-wear ethnic clothing.
- Junaid Jamshed (J.) & Amir Adnan – Leading men’s fashion brands for traditional and modern attire.
- Servis, Bata, Borjan – Reliable shoe brands with a mix of casual and formal footwear.
4. Online Shopping in Pakistan 
With the rise of e-commerce, online shopping is thriving. Some of the most popular platforms include:
- Daraz.pk – The biggest e-commerce marketplace with everything from fashion to electronics.
- PriceOye.pk – Specializes in mobile phones and electronics with competitive prices.
- HumMart & GrocerApp – Online grocery stores with home delivery.
- Outfitters, Sapphire, Gul Ahmed – Many clothing brands offer direct online shopping with nationwide delivery.
5. Specialty & Handicraft Shopping 
For those interested in unique Pakistani crafts, check out:
- Lunda Bazaar (Various cities) – Second-hand thrift markets with vintage finds.
- Sindhi Ajrak & Ralli (Karachi & Sindh) – Traditional block-printed textiles and hand-stitched quilts.
- Peshawari Chappal (Peshawar & nationwide) – Handmade leather sandals, popular even among celebrities.
- Multani Blue Pottery (Multan) – Stunning handmade ceramics with intricate blue designs.
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20 city Shopping guide
1. Karachi – The Shopping Hub
- Dolmen Mall (Clifton, Tariq Road, Hyderi) – High-end brands like Khaadi, Gul Ahmed, and Nike.
- Zainab Market & Saddar – Bargain shopping for export-quality clothes.
- Tariq Road & Bahadurabad – Best for affordable fashion, unstitched suits, and boutique wear.
2. Lahore – Fashion Capital of Pakistan
- Packages Mall & Emporium Mall – Home to luxury and local brands.
- Liberty Market & Anarkali Bazaar – Famous for bridal wear, stitched suits, and embroidered fabrics.
- MM Alam Road – Designer boutiques like Maria B, Elan, and HSY.
3. Faisalabad – Textile City
- Kohinoor Plaza & D Ground Market – Ready-to-wear and branded clothing.
- Gulistan Colony Market – Ideal for affordable, high-quality fabrics.
- Clock Tower Bazaar – Budget-friendly unstitched lawn and cotton suits.
4. Rawalpindi – Traditional & Budget Shopping
- Raja Bazaar & Saddar – Famous for affordable fabrics and stitched clothing.
- Commercial Market – A mix of mid-range brands and everyday wear.
5. Islamabad – Luxury & Trendy Fashion
- Centaurus Mall & Safa Gold Mall – Premium brands and designer collections.
- Jinnah Super Market – Boutique stores for high-end formal and casual wear.
6. Multan – Traditional & Handicraft Clothing
- Hussain Agahi Bazaar & Chowk Bazaar – Best for block-printed Ajrak and embroidered outfits.
- Cantt Market – Offers premium stitched and unstitched suits.
7. Peshawar – Cultural & Modern Mix
- Hashtnagri & Qissa Khwani Bazaar – Best for traditional Afghan and Pashtun-style outfits.
- University Road & Shafi Market – Modern stores with leading Pakistani fashion brands.
8. Gujranwala – Budget & Trendy Wear
- Rail Bazaar & Sheikhupura Road – Affordable unstitched fabric and stitched suits.
- City Shopping Center – Mid-range fashion brands.
9. Quetta – Cultural Attire & Modern Fashion
- Liaquat Bazaar – Balochi dresses, embroidered shawls, and hand-stitched outfits.
- Kandahari Bazaar – Famous for stylish men’s wear, including Peshawari chappals.
10. Sialkot – Leather & Textile Specialties
- Rail Bazaar & Bano Bazaar – Great for stitched and unstitched suits.
- Sialkot Shopping Mall – Offers modern fashion brands.
11. Bahawalpur – Luxury & Handcrafted Fashion
- Farid Gate Bazaar – Hand-embroidered silk and cotton suits.
- Welcome Market – Stitched bridal and casual wear.
12. Sargodha – Affordable & Everyday Fashion
- Katchery Bazaar & Club Road – Offers daily wear at reasonable prices.
13. Sukkur – Sindhi Cultural Wear & Casual Fashion
- Shahi Bazaar – Traditional Sindhi Ajrak, ralli, and embroidered fabrics.
- Gulshan-e-Iqbal Market – Modern and budget-friendly clothing.
14. Larkana – Sindhi Fashion & Local Boutiques
- Resham Gali & Station Road – Affordable fabric markets.
15. Sheikhupura – Budget-Friendly & Trendy Clothing
- Company Bagh Market – Ideal for low-cost unstitched and ready-made suits.
16. Jhang – Traditional Wear & Street Markets
- Rail Bazaar & Saddar Market – Good for embroidered clothing and fabrics.
17. Rahim Yar Khan – Boutique & Cultural Fashion
- City Center Market – Offers stitched and unstitched lawn.
18. Gujrat – Casual & Festive Wear
- Shahbazpur Road & Railway Road Bazaar – Budget-friendly ladies’ fashion and party wear.
19. Kasur – Handmade & Traditional Clothing
- Bulleh Shah Market – Hand-embroidered shawls and casual wear.
20. Mardan – Pashtun & Modern Fashion Mix
- Bank Road & Mardan Bazaar – Offers Peshawari suits, embroidered kurtas, and trendy fashion.
Final Tips for Clothes Shopping in Pakistan
Bargain in bazaars – Prices are often negotiable in local markets. Check quality before buying – Especially for export leftovers and factory outlets. Buy fabric and get it stitched – Many locals prefer custom tailoring over readymade clothes. Visit during sales seasons – Major brands offer discounts during summer/winter sales and Eid festivals.
