The Unstitched Price Ladder: Who Sits Where
From Beechtree at Rs 2,994 to Sana Safinaz at Rs 5,000 — near-double the price for the same thing, and the full table.

4 September 2026
Unstitched is the staple of the Pakistani wardrobe, and the spread between brands is striking. These are median prices — counting only stock that is available now and was confirmed on the brand's own site within the last 7 days:
| Brand | Median | Items |
|---|---|---|
| Beechtree | Rs 2,994 | 311 |
| Limelight | Rs 2,999 | 670 |
| Stylo | Rs 3,000 | 263 |
| Alkaram | Rs 3,703 | 563 |
| Nishat Linen | Rs 3,745 | 845 |
| Bonanza Satrangi | Rs 3,894 | 898 |
| Edenrobe | Rs 4,000 | 502 |
| Asim Jofa | Rs 4,550 | 414 |
| Sapphire | Rs 4,613 | 1,192 |
| Gul Ahmed | Rs 4,758 | 992 |
| J. Junaid Jamshed | Rs 4,990 | 1,131 |
| Sana Safinaz | Rs 5,000 | 153 |
The cheapest and dearest are nearly a factor of two apart — Rs 2,994 against Rs 5,000 — for the same kind of unstitched suit.
One thing we are deliberately not saying: we are not telling you which brand sells better. We used to measure that with the share of items marked out of stock, but that does not measure selling — some brands keep sold-out stock listed and some remove it, so the figure describes a brand's listing policy rather than its demand. This table is price only, and price carries no such ambiguity.
For shoppers: the bottom three — Beechtree, Limelight, Stylo — all sit near Rs 3,000, while the top sits at Rs 5,000. The difference in cloth and design is yours to judge; the difference in price is written here.
Full brand price list · Unstitched
Data: TrendCompare 22-brand hourly tracker. Every figure counts only products confirmed on the brand's own site within the last 7 days. Discounts exclude inflated "was" prices (anchor ≤ 3× current). Full methodology.
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