Pakistan
Kids’ Eid and wedding outfits, city by city
Zoha Kids Wear delivers across Pakistan. Choose your city for what suits the season there, delivery details (to be confirmed) and the full range.
Punjab
- LahoreThe home of shaadi season: winter weddings, mehndis and big family dawats.
- RawalpindiIslamabad's twin city, with its own bustling bazaars and a busy wedding calendar.
- FaisalabadPakistan's textile city, where families know good fabric when they feel it.
- MultanThe city of saints and long, hot summers: lawn from March to October.
- GujranwalaA busy Punjabi city with a full calendar of weddings and family functions.
- SialkotA city of makers and exporters, with strong family ties to the UK.
- GujratClose family links with the UK diaspora mean Eid gifts travel both ways.
- BahawalpurA princely city with grand weddings and very hot summers.
- SargodhaThe citrus city, with hot summers and cool, foggy winters.
- SheikhupuraA short drive from Lahore, with the same wedding season.
- Rahim Yar KhanSouthern Punjab, where lawn season lasts the longest.
- JhangA historic Punjabi city with big, traditional family celebrations.
- Dera Ghazi KhanWhere Punjab meets Balochistan, with dry heat and cool winter nights.
- SahiwalA farming heartland with a busy wedding season after the harvest.
- OkaraCentral Punjab, with hot summers and a short, cool winter.
- KasurJust south of Lahore, with a rich Sufi and cultural heritage.
- ChiniotFamous for craftsmanship, from woodwork to embroidery.
- HafizabadA rice-growing district with big family celebrations.
- Mandi BahauddinA Punjabi district with close ties to families in the UK.
- JhelumOn the river Jhelum, with many families settled in Britain.
- AttockWhere Punjab meets Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, with strong UK family links.
- Wah CanttA planned cantonment city near Islamabad with a busy family calendar.
Sindh
- KarachiPakistan's biggest city, where Eid shopping runs late into the night and sea air calls for light, breathable fabrics.
- HyderabadSindh's second city, with hot summers and a love of colour and ajrak-inspired prints.
- SukkurOn the Indus, with some of the hottest summers in the country.
- LarkanaUpper Sindh, where light cottons matter for most of the year.
- NawabshahCentral Sindh, where cotton and lawn are worn most of the year.
- Mirpur KhasSindh's mango city, with hot summers and mild winters.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
- PeshawarWhere a classic kurta shalwar is worn with pride, and winters need something warmer.
- MardanKhyber Pakhtunkhwa's second city, with warm summers and cold winters.
- AbbottabadA hill city where Eid can be cool enough for a waistcoat.
- MingoraThe main city of Swat, with mild summers and snowy winters.
- KohatA garrison city with warm summers and chilly winters.