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Winter Night Suits in Pakistan

Winter night suits in brushed flannel, which is cotton with a soft, raised surface that holds warmth and still breathes. Each set is a long full-sleeve top with full-length bottoms, cut loose in sizes S to XXL with room to be comfortable under a blanket. Flannel does its best work from November to February, earlier in the north. Wash cold, skip the bleach, dry on a rack indoors. 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.

Subah Flannel Night Suit

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Good to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Brushed flannel. It’s cotton with a soft, raised surface that traps warmth without stopping the fabric from breathing.

No. Flannel breathes, so it works well through a Lahore December. In milder weeks a cotton set under a blanket does the job.

Cold, gentle wash without bleach, then dry on a rack indoors. Go easy on the iron; the brushed surface should stay soft.

Yes, nationwide, with free shipping over Rs. 3,000 and a 7-day exchange on unworn pieces.

From the Journal

Guide

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.

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.

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.

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.