Est. 1992 · Jalalpur Jattan
Heritage shawls, woven in Pakistan.
Pure wool, angora and pashmina from our own looms, finished by hand and delivered across the country.
1992
Year the founders set up their first looms
3
Manufacturing plants of our own
15+
Categories of men’s shawls
30+
Years of weaving experience
Our story
“We learned this trade in the town where we grew up, and we still run the business ourselves. You can walk into our factory and meet the people who make your shawl.”
Shehbaz Ahmad and Haji Nawaz, founders
The collections
Four fabrics, each woven and finished in our own mills, from everyday wool to heirloom pashmina.
The signature piece
Tana Bana Pure Pashmina
Woven the traditional Kashmiri way, with a pure pashmina warp and weft. It is the lightest and warmest shawl we make, and the one our founders are proudest of.
Fibre
Pure pashmina
Weave
Tana Bana, Kashmiri tradition
Made in
Jalalpur Jattan, Pakistan
Price
Rs 100,000
New this season
From fibre to finish
Every stage happens under our own roof in Jalalpur Jattan, so we can stand behind every shawl we sell.
Spinning
German computerized spinning machines give us an even thread, for a softer feel and a stronger shawl.
Weaving
Our power looms weave wool, angora and pashmina with a consistency hand looms could not reach.
Dyeing and pressing
Our own dyeing and pressing unit, the first in Jalalpur Jattan, colours and finishes every piece.
Quality control
Each shawl is checked by hand before it leaves the mill, so what reaches you is right first time.
Worn well, season after season
A good shawl is the last thing you put on and the first thing people notice. Ours are cut generously, so they drape over a shalwar kameez, a waistcoat or a winter coat.
For retailers and wholesalers
Stock MK Shawls in your store.
Factory-direct pricing, flexible order quantities and steady seasonal supply from three plants. We already supply customers and wholesalers across Pakistan and abroad.
Care and questions
Fine wool lasts for decades when it is looked after. Here is how we care for our own shawls, and answers to what customers ask us most.
Dry clean only. Between wears, air it out flat rather than washing it, and remove marks gently with a soft brush.
Fold it loosely and keep it in a breathable cotton bag, away from direct sunlight. Avoid plastic, which traps moisture. A cedar block helps keep moths away.
Hang the shawl in a steamy bathroom, or use a steamer held a few centimetres away. Do not press a hot iron directly onto fine wool.
Yes. Delivery is free on orders over Rs 5,000.
Every order is covered by our money-back guarantee. Contact us and we will make it right.
Yes. We supply boutiques, retailers and wholesale distributors directly from our plants. See our wholesale page for details.
Visit our store in Jalalpur Jattan
“Excellent collection of shawls with great quality, beautiful designs, and reasonable prices.”
Shakir Ahmad, Google review