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Looking for a Pakistani Chikan Kari wholesale supplier who can actually get the sizing right?
At Faisalabad Fabric Store Canada, we manufacture and supply 2-piece chikankari suits in bulk to South Asian boutiques, online sellers, and independent retailers across Canada. Every suit is made in our own stitching unit in Faisalabad by a team of more than 20 tailors, pattern masters, and finishers — no middlemen, no sourcing agents, no third-party factories marking up your cost.
We already supply 10+ South Asian boutiques across Canada. We have a representative based in Vancouver, and our delivery rates from Pakistan to Canada are low enough that your margin survives shipping.
Here is exactly what you’re buying, before you scroll any further:
We are the manufacturer. This is the single biggest difference between most suppliers and us: we list chikankari suits online.
A large share of “wholesale suppliers” you’ll find are traders. They take your order, place it with a factory, add their margin, and pass on whatever comes back — including the mistakes. When the sizing is off or the embroidery isn’t what the sample showed, they have no control over fixing it.
We run our own in-house stitching unit with more than 20 tailors, cutters, pattern masters, and quality-check staff.
Quality control is ours, not somebody else’s. Nothing ships without passing our own QC, because it never leaves our building until it does.
Custom orders are genuinely custom. We change a neckline or a length by walking to the cutting table — not by emailing a factory and hoping.
You pay factory pricing. There’s no trader margin sitting between you and production.
Reorders stay consistent. Same patterns, same team, same finish, season after season. The suit your customer bought in May is the same suit her friend bought in July.
For a boutique owner, this is the difference between having a supplier and having a manufacturing partner.
Chikankari is a summer product, and the Canadian summer is exactly where it sells.
Our wholesale chikankari suits are made in soft, breathable cotton — light enough for a humid Ontario July, comfortable enough for all-day wear at a wedding function, and structured enough that it still looks pressed and expensive hanging on your rail.
This matters more than most suppliers admit.
Traditional chikankari is worked on lightweight, semi-sheer cloth. Unlined chikankari is one of the most common reasons customers return a suit — and one of the fastest ways to lose her as a repeat buyer.
Every chikankari suit we manufacture ships with an inner lining included as standard. Your customer can wear it straight off the hanger without needing a slip underneath, and you avoid the see-through complaint entirely. We don’t sell lining as an upgrade. It’s simply how we make them.
Chikankari moves for Canadian retailers from roughly April through September:
This is the question Canadian boutique owners ask us most, so we’ll answer it directly.
Cotton chikankari shrinks. If a supplier cuts and stitches on raw, unshrunk fabric, that suit comes out smaller after the first wash — sometimes by a full size. Your customer sizes up next time, or returns it, or quietly stops buying from your store. It is the most common quality defect in wholesale chikankari and is entirely avoidable.
The result: what your size chart says is what your customer receives — both before and after the wash. Fewer returns, fewer exchanges, fewer size complaints, and customers who trust your sizing enough to buy again without trying it on.
Our patterns are graded to North American fit expectations, not a scaled-up South Asian chart. Canadian customers are shaped differently and expect different ease through the bust, shoulder, and hip. Our measurements reflect that, which is why our suits fit the way your customers expect a Canadian-bought garment to fit.
Our standard chikankari shirt length is 38 inches — the mid-length cut that sells across the widest age range in Canada.
It’s fully customizable. Tell us the length your customers ask for, and we’ll cut to it:
The trousers are your call too — straight, tulip, boot cut, or a classic shalwar.
Plus sizes sell in Canada, and almost nobody stocks chikankari in them properly.
It’s the most consistent gap our Canadian clients report. Overseas suppliers either don’t offer extended sizing in chikankari at all, or they scale a pattern up mathematically without regrading it, which results in a suit that fits no one and places the embroidery in the wrong place.
We manufacture wholesale chikankari suits from S through 8XL, with embroidery placement and panel proportions properly regraded so the design still sits correctly on a larger frame. Full custom sizing is available on request — send us your measurements, and we’ll stitch to them.
For a boutique in Mississauga, Surrey, or Calgary, a properly stocked plus-size chikankari rail is one of the fastest ways to become the store people recommend to their friends.
Because we manufacture in-house, the design is entirely your call.
We produce private-label chikankari collections for Canadian boutiques as standard — your brand tag, your size labels, your care labels, your packaging. Several of our Canadian clients now run chikankari lines that carry only their own name.
Send us a reference image, a sketch, or just a description of what your customers keep asking for, and we’ll make it.
Most overseas suppliers treat Canada as an afterthought to the US or the UK. We don’t.
You can speak to someone in your own time zone. Ask a question before placing an order, chase a shipment, or discuss a custom run without waiting overnight for a reply from Pakistan. For most first-time buyers, this is the single thing that makes them comfortable placing an order at all.
These are working retailers reordering season after season. We know which chikankari colors, lengths, and price points move in Canada because we’ve been shipping them here for years — not just guessing from a catalog.
We hold a Canadian bank account, so you can pay by local transfer in Canadian dollars. No international wire fees, no currency headaches, no bank flagging an overseas payment. PayPal is also accepted if you’d prefer buyer protection on your first order.
Shipping is where most Canadian retailers lose their margin on overseas orders. We ship enough volume on the Pakistan–Canada route to have negotiated rates that most suppliers can’t match, and we pass those on. Your shipping cost is quoted upfront and in writing before you commit — so you can price your rail with confidence rather than finding out at the end.
Start with a small test order to see which colors move in your market, then scale up. We’ll be straight with you, though: the larger your order, the lower your per-piece shipping cost, and on this route, the difference is significant. For most Canadian clients, one well-planned order beats three small ones. We’ll walk you through the numbers before you decide.
We ship Pakistani chikan kari suits wholesale to retailers, boutiques, and online sellers nationwide.
Toronto — including the Gerrard Street India Bazaar — Brampton, Mississauga, Scarborough, Etobicoke, Markham, Milton, Ajax, Ottawa, Hamilton, Kitchener-Waterloo, London, and Windsor. Ontario is our largest Canadian market for chikankari, and Brampton and Mississauga reorder heaviest through spring.
Surrey, Vancouver — including the Punjabi Market — Abbotsford, Burnaby, Richmond, and Delta. Our Canadian representative is based in Vancouver, so BC retailers get the fastest turnaround on questions and custom orders.
Calgary, including the Northeast, and Edmonton, including Mill Woods. Alberta boutiques tend to buy heavier on plus sizes and longer lengths.
Montreal — particularly Parc-Extension — along with Laval and Brossard.
Winnipeg, Regina, Saskatoon, and Halifax. Smaller South Asian retail markets where a well-stocked chikankari rail faces very little local competition.
Whether you run a physical boutique, a weekend bazaar stall, or an Instagram store shipping nationwide, we can supply you.