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Printed Co-ord Sets in Pakistan
Printed co-ord sets on soft cotton and linen: stripes, small florals and simple geometric prints, nothing loud. Cuts stay modest, with longer tops, full sleeves and full-length bottoms in sizes S to XXL. And since the top and bottom share the print, there’s no styling to figure out. Wash cold and dry in shade to keep the colour. Cash on delivery is available nationwide. Delivery is Rs. 200 flat, free over Rs. 3,000, and you can exchange unworn pieces with tags within 7 days.
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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 moreGuideBuilding 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 moreArticleThe Case for Relaxed Cuts
Every FeminWear piece is cut relaxed, with real room built in. That extra ease is what makes clothes comfortable through a full day, forgiving on sizing, and properly covered while you move, not just while you stand still.
Read moreGuideFabric 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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