This golden sherwani combines a golden Silk Jamawar ground with gold thread embroidery across the body and sleeves. Deep red detailing is used selectively to define the neckline, centre front and cuffs.
Golden sherwani with a gold-on-gold surface
Unlike a cream or ivory sherwani decorated with gold, the base fabric here is itself golden. The threadwork remains in the same colour family, creating a dense gold-dominant surface rather than a pale garment with metallic contrast.
The embroidery combines hand-worked detailing with machine embroidery. It is not an entirely hand-embroidered garment.
Deep red accents on the collar, front and cuffs
Deep red is concentrated at the high collar and neckline, follows the centre-front opening and returns at the sleeve cuffs. Gold remains the dominant colour throughout the rest of the sherwani.
Large embellished buttons reinforce the centre line, and the garment is fully lined with a length of up to approximately 47 inches (119 cm).
The red shawl is a separate piece
The deep red velvet seen in the styled photographs belongs to a separate shawl. Velvet is therefore not the fabric of this sherwani: the sherwani itself is Silk Jamawar. The stitched red detailing at the neckline, front and cuffs is part of the garment.
See more groom colours in our Pakistani sherwani collection. If the groom’s gold and red palette is being coordinated with the bride, compare it with our Pakistani bridal dresses.
Product specifications
- Product: Sherwani
- Base colour: Golden
- Accent colour: Deep red
- Fabric: Silk Jamawar
- Embroidery: Gold thread embroidery
- Method: Hand-worked detailing with machine embroidery
- Red detailing: Collar, neckline, centre front and cuffs
- Front: Large embellished buttons
- Construction: Fully lined
- Length: Up to approximately 47 inches (119 cm)
Frequently asked questions
Is the sherwani itself golden?
Yes. The Silk Jamawar base is golden and the embroidery is worked in gold thread over that golden ground.
Where are the red details?
Deep red appears around the collar and neckline, down the centre front and at the sleeve cuffs. Gold remains the dominant colour.
Is the red velvet part of the sherwani?
No. The red velvet visible in the styled photographs is a separate shawl. The sherwani itself is made from Silk Jamawar.
Is the whole sherwani hand embroidered?
No. Hand-worked detailing is combined with machine embroidery across the garment.
How long is the golden sherwani?
It reaches up to approximately 47 inches, or about 119 cm, in length and is fully lined.
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