Shop Sherwani for Men and Grooms, with Add-Ons to Complete the Look

What the add-ons cover

On designs that offer add-ons, the base price covers the sherwani alone, except on the black designs that come with a shawl and turban, where both are included, and you pick the extras on the product page before checkout:

• Kurta pajama: a kurta with a churidar pajama, the layer worn under the sherwani.
• Turban: colored to go with that design.
• Shawl: draped over one shoulder for a second color or texture.
• Matching khussa: embroidered slip-on shoes that finish the outfit better than Western dress shoes.

If the design you like shows no add-ons, ask us on WhatsApp before you order.

Matching the color to the function

Think about the hour and the bride first. Ivory, cream and white work for a daytime ceremony and carry gold detailing well, which is why many families keep them for the Nikkah. Gold with deep red accents is the most festive and stands up to a heavily embroidered red bridal outfit. Black, gray and beige look sharp at an evening reception and calm enough for the Walima; see our Walima outfits for the bride to plan the pair. If her outfit comes from us too, choose it from our Pakistani bridal dress range: bridal and groom orders share the same delivery options.

The three light shades are easy to mix up online. White is the coolest and plainest, ivory is warmer, and cream is the warmest, so hold a swatch of the bride’s fabric next to the screen when you compare them.

Embroidery and fabric

Tonal embroidery is stitched in the same shade as the cloth, so a black or gray sherwani shows its pattern as texture rather than color. On the festive end, gold thread covers the body and sleeves. Gold zari, a metallic thread, is kept to the high collar and, on some designs, the cuffs, which gives contrast without covering the coat. Hand embellishment such as sequins, pearls, kora and dabka is combined with machine threadwork, and each product page lists the work on that design. Fabrics include Silk Jamawar, a woven silk whose pattern shows even before any embroidery. Fronts differ too: large embellished buttons down the center front, or a clean front with no visible buttons.

Sizing and measurements

Pick Small, Medium, Large or Extra Large from our size guide, sizing up if you are between two, or a Custom Size sewn exactly to the measurements you send. After you order, our team contacts you for your full measurements, which the workshop uses in inches, and the product page asks for your height without shoes. Lengths reach about 47 inches. Measure over the kurta you will wear: the shoulder seam should land on the shoulder bone, and the front should close without pulling at the chest.

Shipping to US addresses

Every delivery period starts the day after you order, runs in calendar days and covers both production and shipping:

• Normal Delivery: up to 3 months, free
• Rush Delivery: up to 30 calendar days, $59
• Super Rush Delivery: up to 14 calendar days, $199

Import charges are normally prepaid by us; if a courier ever asks you for customs, duty or tax, send us the receipt and we refund the verified amount. You can cancel a groom’s order within 24 hours for a full refund; after that, before dispatch, 35% of the amount paid is deducted, and there are no returns or exchanges after delivery. Details are on our delivery information page.

Sherwani questions

How much does a sherwani cost?

Each design shows its price in US dollars, and you can sort the range by price. The price follows the amount and kind of work, from tonal thread to gold embroidery, zari and hand embellishment. Add-ons are priced separately on the product page, a Custom Size costs nothing extra, and Rush Delivery ($59) or Super Rush Delivery ($199) applies only if you choose it.

When should the groom place his order?

Work back from the first event where he will wear it. Normal Delivery takes up to 3 months, Rush Delivery up to 30 calendar days and Super Rush Delivery up to 14, all counted from the day after the order. Choose any add-ons on the product page at the same time, before checkout.

Is a sherwani the same as a kurta?

No. A kurta is a long, soft shirt; a sherwani is a long, structured coat with a high stand collar, worn over the kurta. That structure is why fit through the shoulders and chest matters so much, and why a sherwani looks formal enough for the groom while a kurta alone suits guests and lighter events.

Can the bride’s outfit be ordered at the same time?

Yes. Bridal outfits and sherwanis are both made in our own workshops after you order, and the same delivery options apply to both. Ordering together lets you pick colors side by side, for example gold and red with a red lehenga or ivory with pastels, and plan both outfits around one date.