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About SAPPHIRE Dupattas

A dupatta is the finishing touch to any Eastern outfit, giving you a traditional look. It changes the whole outlook, adds colour to a solid suit, and brings a flowy feel to every outfit. SAPPHIRE's Pakistani dupatta collection offers a variety of options to match with different outfits and complete your daily and formal looks. Browse the full ready to wear and women's collection at SAPPHIRE.

Types of Dupattas

Printed Dupattas

These are flowy options with floral or patterned prints. These interesting prints and colours are what make this style very popular and versatile. Style them with embroidered, printed and solid designs.

Embroidered Dupattas

Embroidered styles are for special occasions where the outfit needs more detail. They are best with solid or lightly detailed shirts so the embroidery has room to be the focus. A heavily embroidered dupatta with a plain suit is one of the most common combinations in traditional occasion dressing.

Solid Dupattas

Solid dupattas are the most flexible option for women who want the shirt or suit to lead the look. You can match, contrast or pair a tonal shade to balance the outfit without adding more pattern or colour.

Fabrics in the Dupatta Collection

Each fabric in this range has different properties that make it suited to different occasions. Lawn is lightweight and breathable, and suits daily and casual wear. Organza is stiff and sheer, with a structure that holds its shape when draped, and it suits weddings and formal occasions. Chiffon is soft and fluid, ideal for everyday and smart casual dressing. Net is structured, sheer, and available in embroidered options for formal occasions. Browse embroidered and printed collections separately for more options.

Browse a Variety of Colours

Blue is the most widely available colour in this range and suits most outfit base colours. Pink follows closely in both light and deep shades. Black is a neutral option that suits both formal and casual dressing. Yellow, green, and purple are available for women who want a bold colour contrast with their outfit. Off white is a clean neutral option for both printed and solid dupattas. Orange, red, and multi-coloured options are also available in the range. Browse new-in for the latest additions.

How to Style a Pakistani Dupatta?

Wearing a dupatta over one shoulder is a common draping style for casual and smart casual dressing in the UAE. For formal occasions, draping it across both shoulders or pinning it can help keep it in place. Organza is a better option for weddings and formal evenings. Printed dupattas suit matching separates in tonal colours. Embroidered styles can be paired with plain shirts for an everyday look.

Browse Fashion Favourites at SAPPHIRE

Explore complete outfits that already include a matching dupatta for three piece sets in one place. The formal collection has occasion pieces featuring embroidered organza fabrics. For everyday dressing, the casual and smart casual collections have ready to wear dresses. For unstitched fabrics in two and three piece suits the unstitched collection has options in similar fabrics.

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FAQs

Lawn and chiffon dupattas are the most common fabrics for dupattas. These are light and are easy to drape without added weight. Cotton net offers a similar level of comfort with a slightly more textured finish.

A plain lawn or chiffon dupatta is draped simply for office wear. Muted or solid tones are chosen more often than bright prints for this setting. A neat, single fold keeps the look tidy through a full workday.

Lawn dupattas use a light cotton weave that stays matte and breathable. Chiffon dupattas are sheerer and drape closer to the body, often chosen for festive wear. Organza dupattas hold their shape and add more volume around the face.

A single pin at the shoulder keeps a dupatta from slipping through a full day in the UAE’s heat. Lighter fabrics like chiffon or lawn stay in place better than heavier embroidered pieces. A loose, one-shoulder drape allows more airflow than a tightly wrapped style.

An embroidered dupatta is draped over both shoulders for a fuller, festive look. Pinning it at one shoulder with the embroidered border visible adds a formal finish. A loose front drape is chosen for daytime events, and a structured back drape is the better choice for evening settings.