What makes every famous Pakistani clothing brand unique? Their embroidery. Gul Ahmed has its own motifs. J. has its distinct aesthetic. Almirah has its signature cuts. Manto has its bold prints. The one thing they all share is that their designs are proprietary, no one else can copy them. Now imagine you have the power to create your own original embroidery designs using Wilcom Embroidery Studio.
That means you can launch your own clothing brand, small, personal, and defined by your own design taste, without depending on any supplier or manufacturer for original artwork.
Here is how it works: You design original embroidery motifs and patterns in Wilcom, partner with a local stitching unit or karigar to produce small batches of unstitched suits, kurtas, or fabric, and sell them on Instagram and WhatsApp. You start with one product line, say, embroidered unstitched suits for women, shoot them on your phone, post consistently, and take orders via DM. Your cost is the fabric + stitching + labor. Your margin is entirely yours because the design (the most expensive part for most brands) comes from your own skill.
One batch of 50 suits sold at Rs. 2,500–4,000 each can bring Rs. 50,000–100,000 profit. Scale to 2–3 new designs per month and you have a thriving brand within 6 months. No expensive software and without a design agency. Just Wilcom and your creativity.