How-To Guides
Size & Fit Guides
Short, practical guides: how to measure yourself at home, how to read the size chart, how to pick the right pieces, and how to wash and care for your fabrics.
14 August 2026
Winter Loungewear Fabrics: Fleece vs Waffle-Knit vs Flannel
Fleece is the warmest, a brushed synthetic knit for genuinely cold rooms. Waffle-knit breathes the best and suits all-day wear through a Punjab winter, while flannel (brushed cotton) sits between them and is the gentlest on skin, which is why it owns nightwear. Most winters want waffle or fleece by day and flannel for sleep.
Read guide9 August 2026
What Makes a Top Actually Full-Coverage
Six checks: the hem covers your hip even with arms raised, sleeves reach the wrist, the neckline sits high and stays put, the fabric is opaque in daylight (not just indoors), the fit skims instead of clinging, and any side slits start below the seated hip line. When buying online, the stated length in inches tells you more than the photos do.
Read guide4 August 2026
Co-ord Styling for Modest Wear: One Set, Five Outfits
A co-ord set pays for itself twice. Worn together it’s an instant outfit that needs no thought, and split up it gives you two separates that pair with the rest of your wardrobe. For modest wear, pick sets with longer tops and full-length bottoms, then stretch them further with layering.
Read guide29 July 2026
Choosing a Night Suit by Season: Cotton, Modal, Satin or Flannel
Cotton or modal from March to October, when the real problem is heat. Flannel from November to February, when bedrooms in Lahore and Islamabad genuinely turn cold. Satin suits the mild in-between weeks if you like the feel, and two warm-weather sets plus one flannel set covers most of the year.
Read guide22 July 2026
Building a Modest Capsule Wardrobe: 10 Pieces That Cover Everything
Ten pieces cover a full modest year: two tunics, two full-sleeve layering tops, two wide-leg trousers, one co-ord set, one longline shirt or shirt dress, one lounge set and a night suit per season. Every piece is fully covered on its own, so anything pairs with anything. Build it over two or three orders, daily pieces first.
Read guide16 July 2026
How to Measure Yourself for Relaxed Fits (S–XXL)
Measure your bust, waist and hip in inches with a soft tape and match the bust to the chart first. Our cuts are relaxed with room already built in, so take your usual size rather than sizing up. Between two sizes, or if your hip lands a row above your bust, take the larger one and let the 7-day exchange cover the rest.
Read guide10 July 2026
Fabric Care Guide: Cotton, Modal & Flannel That Last
Wash cotton, modal and flannel cold on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent, and never use bleach on any of them. Dry in shade or indoors, and dry knits flat so they keep their shape. Cotton takes a medium iron, modal a low one, and flannel is better not ironed at all.
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