That’s exactly the gap most Canadian boutiques are trying to fill right now. Search “pakistani kurti designs canada” and you’ll find plenty of Instagram pages reselling the same catalog everyone else already has, or overseas suppliers who’ve never shipped a box to Ontario in their life and price accordingly. We do it differently. We manufacture our own stock at our unit in Faisalabad, we already supply 10–15 boutiques across Canada, and we have a representative based in Vancouver — so when you’re building your kurti wholesale for Canada, you’re talking to someone who actually understands what sells in Brampton, in Surrey, and in Calgary, not someone guessing from a spreadsheet.
We’ve just added ten new pakistani kurti designs to our wholesale Pakistani kurtis Canada collection. Every piece below is soft cotton lawn, cut to a flattering 34-inch length, sized S to XL as standard (with plus sizing available up to 8XL on request), and priced at $10 per piece — no hidden stitching costs, no waiting on a tailor.
Here are the first ten designs from the new drop.
1. Lemon Yellow Pakistani Kurti Canada
Lemon yellow is the shade that photographs well and sells even better. It’s the colour a customer picks up when she’s tired of navy and black and wants something that actually looks like spring.
The design is a soft cotton lawn peplum tunic with a gathered silhouette, finished with an elegant square neckline and white floral lace trim. The same lace repeats on the full-length sleeve cuffs, which is a small detail that makes the whole piece look considered rather than mass-produced. Side slits keep the fit easy and comfortable — no bunching at the hip, no restriction when she sits down.
For Canadian boutiques, this is a strong “first order” piece. Bright pastels like lemon move fast in spring displays and Eid collections, and because the price point sits at $10, you can stock a full size run without tying up much capital. If it performs well in your store, reorder the sizes that sold and scale from there.
2. Baby Pink Pakistani Kurti Canada
Soft pink is a volume seller in every market we supply, and Canada is no exception. It’s rarely the piece a customer talks about on Instagram, but it’s consistently the piece that leaves the rack.
Like the lemon design, this one is built on soft cotton lawn with a gathered peplum-style silhouette, a square neckline finished in white floral lace, and matching lace on the full sleeve cuffs. The 34-inch length keeps it wearable across a wide age range — younger customers style it with jeans, older customers pair it with trousers or a plain shalwar.
Because pastels typically sell in multiples rather than as a single unit, this is one worth bundling. Order baby pink alongside lemon yellow and sage green, and message us on WhatsApp for a multi-piece rate — we’d rather quote you properly than make you work off a flat card.
3. Sage Green Canada Kurti Wholesale
Sage sits in that in-between zone that Canadian boutiques have been asking us for more of lately — not as loud as emerald, not as flat as olive. It reads as graceful rather than trendy, which means it doesn’t age out of your collection after one season.
This design takes a slightly different build than the square-neck pieces above: a classic shirt collar with a neat V-slit placket, side slits for ease of movement, and full-length sleeves finished with elasticated cuffs rather than lace. It’s a more tailored, structured silhouette that pairs naturally with palazzos or straight trousers.
If your customer base skews toward a slightly older, more polished aesthetic — the kind of shopper who wants “smart casual” rather than “girly” — this is the cut to lean into. It also styles cleanly for the office-to-errands crowd that a lot of our Mississauga and Ottawa retailers tell us they’re chasing.
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4. Dusty Pink Wholesale Kurti Canada
Dusty pink is the muted, grown-up cousin of baby pink, and it consistently outsells brighter shades with customers over 30. It’s a colour that doesn’t compete with jewellery or a scarf — it just sits well.
Same shirt-collar build as sage green: a gathered peplum tunic, V-slit placket, side slits, and full sleeves with elasticated cuffs. The neutral tone makes it one of the easier pieces to photograph for a catalog or an Instagram grid, since it doesn’t fight with whatever background or lighting you’re shooting in.
We’d suggest stocking this one a size deeper than a typical test order. Dusty tones are the shade retailers most often come back to reorder within two to three weeks — customers see it on a friend before they see it in your store.
5. Powder Blue Pakistani Kurti Canada
Blue is underrepresented on most Canadian kurti racks — pink and black tend to dominate — which makes powder blue a genuinely useful gap-filler rather than another shade of something you already carry six of.
It follows the square-neckline build: soft cotton lawn, a gathered peplum silhouette, delicate white floral lace at the neckline, side slits, and lace-finished cuffs on the full-length sleeves. Cool tones like this tend to move well through late spring and into early summer, right alongside your lawn suit collection.
If you’re building a coordinated in-store display — say, a “spring pastel wall” — this is the piece that balances out a rack that’s otherwise all pink and yellow. It’s also one we get asked to customise most often into a matching two-piece with palazzo bottoms, so mention it if that’s a direction your customers ask for.
6. Cobalt Canada Kurti Wholesale
Cobalt is the boldest shade in this drop, and it’s built with a slightly different silhouette to match. Instead of the peplum-and-lace treatment, this piece has a round neckline finished with contrasting black accent tassels and three-quarter sleeves with button-tab roll-up detailing — a design choice that reads more contemporary than traditional.
The roll-up sleeve is a practical touch too. A customer can wear it buttoned down for a full-sleeve look or rolled and tabbed for something more relaxed — effectively two outfits from one kurti, which is the kind of versatility that gets mentioned in a five-star review.
This is a strong pick if part of your customer base is younger, fusion-leaning shoppers who want something that doesn’t scream “traditional wear” from across the room. Style it with the same white trousers you’d use for the coral pink design below and you’ve got a matched set on your rack without any extra sourcing.
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7. Magenta Wholesale Kurti Canada
Magenta doesn’t sit quietly on a rack, and that’s exactly the point. It’s a deep fuchsia pink that customers notice from the doorway, which makes it a genuinely useful colour to hang near your storefront window or feature in a social media post.
The peplum silhouette here comes with a round neckline and a vertical white floral lace-and-embroidery panel running down the front, giving it more visual detail than the simpler square-neck pieces. Full-length sleeves keep it practical for cooler Canadian days when a customer wants coverage without giving up colour.
Bold shades like magenta tend to sell as single “statement” pieces rather than multiples, so a smaller but confident order — a few units across S to XL — usually performs better than overstocking. It’s the kind of design worth featuring prominently rather than buried mid-rack.
8. Coral Pink Pakistani Kurti Canada
This is the premium piece in the drop, and it’s built to feel like it. Cut from premium soft cotton lawn in a solid coral pink tone, it steps away from the peplum shape entirely in favour of a chic gathered flare waistline.
The round neckline is finished with black accent tassels, and the three-quarter sleeves include button-tab roll-up detailing — the same practical, dress-it-up-or-down feature as the cobalt design, but paired here with a softer, warmer colour. It reads equally well for a casual outing or a small semi-formal gathering, which is a rare combination at this price point.
We’d recommend this one for the upper shelf of your store, styled with white trousers as suggested on the product listing itself. If you run a two-tier pricing strategy — everyday basics and a slightly elevated line — this is the kurti that bridges the two.
View the full product →This is the premium piece in the drop, and it’s built to feel like it. Cut from premium soft cotton lawn in a solid coral pink tone, it steps away from the peplum shape entirely in favour of a chic gathered flare waistline.
The round neckline is finished with black accent tassels, and the three-quarter sleeves include button-tab roll-up detailing — the same practical, dress-it-up-or-down feature as the cobalt design, but paired here with a softer, warmer colour. It reads equally well for a casual outing or a small semi-formal gathering, which is a rare combination at this price point.
We’d recommend this one for the upper shelf of your store, styled with white trousers as suggested on the product listing itself. If you run a two-tier pricing strategy — everyday basics and a slightly elevated line — this is the kurti that bridges the two.
9. Sea Green Kurti Wholesale
Sea green sits between sage and cobalt in terms of boldness — noticeable, but not loud. It’s a shade that consistently surprises retailers with how well it performs, mostly because so few competitors stock it.
The build mirrors the magenta piece: a gathered peplum silhouette, round neckline, and a vertical white floral lace panel down the front for contrast. Full-length sleeves round out a design that’s clean, wearable, and easy to shoot for product photography without much styling effort.
This is a genuinely good “point of difference” piece for a Canadian boutique. If your competitors down the street are all stocking the same pink and black basics, sea green is one of the easiest ways to give your Instagram grid — and your rack — something that looks distinct at a glance.
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10. Lilac Wholesale Kurti Canada
We’re closing the drop with lilac, and it’s a deliberate choice — soft purple tones have been climbing steadily across every market we supply, and Canada is catching up fast.
Built on the same shirt-collar silhouette as sage green and dusty pink — gathered peplum tunic, V-slit placket, side slits, full sleeves with elasticated cuffs — this design gives you a third option in that more tailored, structured cut, just in a shade your rack probably doesn’t have yet.
If you’ve been reading down this list building a first order, lilac pairs naturally with sage green and dusty pink as a three-colour “shirt-collar” capsule, while lemon, baby pink, and powder blue form a matching “square-neck lace” capsule. Buying across both groups gives your rack visual variety without asking us to run a completely custom design for a first order.
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Why Canadian Boutiques Buy Their Kurtis From Us
Here’s the short version, if you’re comparing suppliers before you commit.
We have a representative based in Vancouver. You don’t have to wait overnight for a reply from Pakistan just to ask a question about sizing or a custom run. Talk to someone in your own time zone before you place an order — that’s rare when you’re sourcing overseas, and it’s usually the reason first-time buyers feel comfortable working with us.
We hold a Canadian bank account. Pay in CAD by local transfer instead of eating international wire fees or having your bank flag an overseas payment. PayPal is also available if you’d rather have buyer protection on your first order.
We already supply 10–15 boutiques across Canada. These are real retailers reordering season after season, from Toronto to Surrey. We’re not guessing at what sells here from a catalog — we’ve been shipping these exact kurti designs to Canadian shelves for years.
Our MOQs are low. You don’t need to commit to a container to start. Take a small test order across a few of the designs above, see what your customers respond to, and reorder the sizes that move. We’ll always tell you honestly that a larger order brings your per-piece shipping cost down — but we won’t turn you away for starting small.
We manufacture in-house, in Faisalabad. No agent, no exporter, no middleman between our stitching unit and your rack. That’s how a soft cotton lawn kurti with lace detailing and a gathered silhouette still lands at $10 a piece.
We cut for Canadian sizing. Standard sizes run S to XL, and plus sizes run 2XL through 8XL, with our pattern team working to North American measurements rather than a scaled-up South Asian chart. Plus size is consistently the biggest unmet demand we hear from Canadian boutique owners, and it’s one of the fastest ways to differentiate your store from the ones down the street.
We customise, and we do private label. Change the neckline, the lace colour, the sleeve length, or the fabric — cotton lawn for spring and summer, or linen, dhanak, khaddar, and marina if you want a range that still sells once the weather turns. Several of our Canadian clients now run their own private-label kurti lines with us: their tags, their sizing, their exclusive designs.
We ship right across Canada — Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Scarborough, Ottawa, Hamilton, Vancouver, Surrey, Burnaby, Calgary, Edmonton, Montreal, Winnipeg, and beyond. We deal with Canadian retailers every week, so we already understand the timelines, the duties, and the season your customers are actually shopping for.
If chikankari or embroidered pieces are also on your list, our Pakistani chikankari suits collection sits well alongside these kurtis on the same rack, and if lawn suits round out your Eid or summer range, take a look at our Pakistani lawn suits designs drop as well.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the minimum order for Pakistani kurtis wholesale in Canada? We keep MOQs flexible, especially for new boutiques testing which designs work in their market. Larger orders bring your per-piece shipping cost down, and we’ll walk you through the numbers honestly before you commit to a quantity.
Do you offer plus size Pakistani kurtis? Yes. Standard sizing runs S to XL, and we manufacture plus sizes from 2XL through to 8XL, with custom measurements available on request. Our patterns are built to North American sizing standards, not scaled-up South Asian charts.
Can I pay in Canadian dollars? Yes. We hold a Canadian bank account, so you can pay in CAD by local transfer without international wire fees. PayPal is also available.
Can I speak to someone based in Canada? Yes. We have a representative based in Vancouver who can answer questions, discuss custom orders, and support you before and after you place an order.
Can you create a custom kurti design with my own label? Yes. We run our own in-house stitching unit in Faisalabad and regularly produce private-label collections for Canadian boutiques — your neckline, your fabric, your sizing, your branding.
What fabric works best for the Canadian market? Cotton lawn — like the ten designs above — is the standout for spring, summer, Eid, and wedding season. For Canadian autumn and winter, linen, dhanak, khaddar, and marina sell well, especially in full-sleeve, longer-length cuts.
Ready to build your kurti collection? Browse the full wholesale Pakistani kurtis Canada collection, or send us your size run on WhatsApp and we’ll confirm availability the same day.