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Handloom khaddar · Rajjar, Charsadda
Worn with pride. Pure khaddar (khamta) woven on traditional looms in Rajjar, Charsadda — breathable, durable and made by hand for shalwar kameez, waistcoats and shawls.
Every metre is woven on traditional looms in Rajjar, Charsadda.
Natural fibre that breathes, keeps you warm and softens with every wash.
Delivered to your door anywhere in Pakistan in 2–5 days.
Pay when your cloth arrives. No advance payment needed.
Shop by collection
Fresh off the loom
Wholesale & Bundles
Rs. 42,000
Rs. 45,000
per bundle (10 suits)
From the looms of Rajjar
Rajjar, a village in Charsadda, has been known for its khaddar for generations. Each bolt we sell is woven on a hand-operated loom, one pass of the shuttle at a time — which is why no two pieces are ever exactly alike.
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In the quiet lanes of Rajjar, Charsadda, the clack of wooden looms has shaped daily life for generations. How Rajjar Khaddar is made, how to tell real handloom cloth from machine-made copies, and why it still matters.
The difference between textured and plain khaddar — yarn, weave and look — and how to choose the right one for you.
Simple steps to pre-shrink, wash, dry and iron handwoven khaddar so it stays soft and keeps its colour.
Rajjar khaddar is a hand-loomed cotton fabric woven in the village of Rajjar in Charsadda, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Weavers have produced it on traditional pit and frame looms for generations, giving it a slightly textured, breathable weave that softens with every wash.
Each men's suit piece is about 4.5 metres (5 yards), enough for a full shalwar kameez for most sizes. Taller or broader customers can order an extra metre — just mention it in the order notes.
Textured khaddar uses a thicker, marled yarn with a dense, nubby weave and rich earthy colours. Plain khaddar has a smoother, flatter weave for a crisp, polished look in whites, creams and tans.
Like all pure handloom cotton, khaddar can shrink slightly on the first wash. We recommend soaking the cloth in cold water before stitching, then washing gently in cold water afterwards.
Yes. We deliver to every city in Pakistan through trusted courier partners, usually within 2–5 working days, and Cash on Delivery is available on all orders.
Yes. Shops, tailors and corporate buyers can order full bolts and mixed-colour bundles at wholesale rates. Message us on WhatsApp with the colours and quantities you need.
