Shop Bridal Angrakha Frocks by Colour and Dupatta

Matching or contrast dupatta

A matching dupatta lets the angrakha read as one colour from head to hem. A contrast dupatta changes the look: mint brightens champagne gold and shocking pink, and maroon gives orange and bluish grey more depth. Drape it over the shoulder opposite the tie, or pin it at the head and let it fall behind, so the knot and tassels stay visible. For another dupatta colour, ask before you order: every bridal design can be ordered as Full Custom Design.

Picking the colour for each function

Bright yellow, mustard and orange are the colours of the mayun and the mehndi; for more shapes, see our mehndi dresses for the bride. Pastel yellow and dusty pink keep a ceremony soft, next to our Nikkah dress range, and dusty pink with rose-gold work carries through to a walima. Shocking pink suits an engagement or a reception; champagne gold and bluish grey suit brides who would rather avoid yellow and red. Other silhouettes are in the wider Pakistani bridal range.

The work and where it sits

The embroidery draws on dabka, zari, salma sitara, kora, pearls and sequins, with nakshi, aari, zardozi, gota or resham added on some designs. Some designs are worked all over the frock; others place the work selectively and leave more plain fabric, so the colour itself shows. Rose gold appears across the palette, from yellow to pink, because it sits between gold and silver; tonal thread, in the fabric’s own shade, keeps a bright colour from looking busy.

Under the wrap, and how it closes

An ankle-length angrakha also works over a lehenga, with a cancan layer to give the skirt body; compare the skirt-led alternative in our bridal lehenga collection. Trousers leave you freer to move. If you have seen an angrakha with a sharara, ask before you order whether the design allows one. Angrakhas typically close with a concealed zip and hook-and-eye fastenings as well as the ties, and some designs use a plain V or a square neck instead of the wrap V. For a symmetrical front without the wrap, compare our pishwas dresses for brides.

Sizing and delivery to Germany

Choose a standard size from our size chart, taking the larger size if you fall between two, or Custom Size, stitched exactly to the measurements you send. Our workshop works in inches; centimetres are shown for reference. For bridal orders, every delivery time counts calendar days from the day after you order, stitching and shipping included:

• 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. More on our delivery information page.

Your angrakha questions

Can I order an angrakha in another colour?

Yes, on request. Tell us on WhatsApp which design you like and the colour you want for the frock, the dupatta or the embroidery, before you order. We confirm whether the design allows it, then price any change that adds fabric, embroidery or labour, so you can approve it before stitching begins.

Will the colour look the same as on my screen?

Not always: colours shift from screen to screen, especially between pastel yellow and ivory or between dusty and shocking pink. We sell online only, so while your angrakha is being made, ask on WhatsApp for progress photos and close-up videos; they give a closer look at the shade and the work colour than product photos can.

What changes the price of an angrakha?

Every angrakha carries a euro price, and the grid can be sorted by price. The pieces matter: a lehenga set takes more cloth than an angrakha with trousers. The amount of work counts too, with all-over embroidery taking more labour than selective placement. Anything that adds fabric, embroidery or labour gets a price for you to approve first; the €59 Rush Delivery and €199 Super Rush Delivery are extras you add only for an earlier date.