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About SAPPHIRE Shalwars

SAPPHIRE's shalwar collection offers traditional bottoms for women in the UAE. Shalwar is one of the most traditional silhouettes in Eastern attire. It is a flowy bottom that suits all kinds of shirts, from short kurtis to long embroidered shirts. Our selection has different cuts and styles of bottoms in solid and printed options. Browse the full bottoms range and the women's collection at SAPPHIRE.

Shalwars for Women by Style

The collection features three trending silhouettes. Each suits a different kind of dressing and a different shirt style.

Regular Shalwar

The traditional cut of the shalwar is gathered at the waist and tapers towards the ankle. It is the most traditional silhouette in the range and suits most shirt styles from casual printed shirts to embroidered occasion wear. These styles in solid cambric are the most practical option for daily wear.

Farshi Shalwar

The trending Farshi shalwar silhouette is also a traditional cut with a longer length. The Farshi cut features floor-length bottoms that create an elongated, flared look, perfect for pairing with your Eastern outfits.

Skinny Shalwar

This cut has the same presence and feel of the traditional look, but with a little less volume. It suits straight and A-line shirts and gives a more structured, contemporary look to a Pakistani outfit.

Fabrics and Colours in the Collection

These traditional bottoms need the right fabric to achieve a voluminous, flowy look, which is why this collection offers smooth, soft fabrics like cambric, cotton, seersucker, and cross-hatch. Cambric is smooth, fine and comfortable through a full day of wear. It is also practical for the UAE climate as it is not too heavy. Crosshatch is a two-tone weave with a subtle flow. Seersucker has a puckered surface texture and an elegant presence.

Find solid and printed styles in different colours and shades. The solid designs are available in essential matching colours like black, pink, red, off-white, blue, white, green, purple, teal, and maroon. Pair your shirts with printed shalwar in matching colours.

Style for Traditional Looks

A solid cambric shalwar in a neutral tone is the most flexible styling option in Pakistani dressing. It suits printed, embroidered, and solid shirts equally. A farshi shalwar in a matching or tonal shade gives a more formal, complete look for occasions and family events. Skinny shalwar suits A-line and straight shirts for a cleaner, more contemporary silhouette. For shirts to match with shalwars in this range, browse shirts and matching separates.

Browse SAPPHIRE for More Stylish Clothing

Find a wide range of styles and fashion accessories at SAPPHIRE UAE. We offer different silhouettes in trousers such as culottes, straight pants, and flared pants, all of which are available in the ready to wear range. For complete outfits, see the matching separates that have mix-and-match options. Browse new in for the latest additions to the shalwar range.

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FAQs

A Farshi shalwar is cut fuller through the leg with a longer, flared hem that pools at the ankle. A classic shalwar is narrower with a straight, gathered leg. The Farshi style is chosen more often for festive dressing, and the classic style suits daily wear.

Cotton and cambric hold the gathers of a Farshi shalwar without collapsing flat. Silk or silk-blend fabrics add more movement but hold the shape less firmly. A slightly heavier weave keeps the fuller silhouette structured through the day.

White and off-white cambric shalwars are typically lined, since the fabric alone tends to be sheer. The lining sits beneath the main fabric to provide coverage. Checking the product description confirms this for a specific piece.

A short tunic paired with a Farshi shalwar puts the focus on the fuller leg silhouette. A long straight kurta worn with the same shalwar balances the volume and reads more traditional. Jhumkas and khussas suit either version for festive settings.

Embroidered cotton viscose pieces are typically recommended for hand wash or dry cleaning to protect the embroidery. Machine washing can loosen threads or distort the gathered shape over time. The care label on each piece confirms the exact recommendation.