How much is nightwear for ladies? In Pakistan a cotton set runs about Rs 1,000–2,500, while satin and lace styles cost more. Here's what you pay and why.
How much is nightwear for ladies? In Pakistan, a simple cotton nightdress or pajama set usually costs about Rs 1,000 to Rs 2,500. Satin, lace, and multi-piece sets cost more. They often run from Rs 3,000 to Rs 6,000 or higher. The price comes down to three things: the fabric, how many pieces you get, and the finish. This guide explains each price band in plain terms. That way you can set a budget before you shop, and know what a fair price looks like.
Nightwear covers a wide price range, so it helps to think in bands.
Budget nightwear costs about Rs 1,000 to Rs 2,500. This is where plain cotton nightdresses and simple two-piece cotton sets sit. They are light, breathable, and made for everyday sleep.
Mid-range nightwear costs about Rs 2,500 to Rs 4,500. Here you find satin and modal fabrics, printed sets, and pieces with a little lace trim. They feel more special but still wear well night after night.
Premium nightwear starts around Rs 4,500 and goes up from there. This band holds lace-heavy styles, silky slip gowns, and sets with three or four matching pieces.
A single nightdress almost always costs less than a full night suit. More fabric and more pieces mean a higher price. You can browse the full range on the <a href="https://sliuet.com/category/sleepwear-loungewear">Sleepwear & Loungewear</a> page to see where each style falls.

A pajama set means a matching top and trouser worn together. Because you get two pieces, a set costs more than a single nightshirt. It also gives you more coverage, which suits cooler winter nights in most of Pakistan.
Simple cotton pajama sets usually cost about Rs 1,500 to Rs 3,000. Satin or silky sets sit higher, often Rs 3,000 to Rs 5,500. Sets with extra pieces cost the most.
A good example is a <a href="https://sliuet.com/product/4-piece-night-suit">4 Piece Night Suit</a>, which pairs a shirt and trousers with a cami and shorts. You are really buying two outfits in one, so the price reflects four pieces, not one. If you want a lighter option, a single slip style like the <a href="https://sliuet.com/product/black-slip-gown">Black Star Print Slip Gown</a> costs less because it is one piece.
Many price searches mention Pep. Pep is a low-cost retailer based in South Africa, and its listed pajama prices can look very cheap. It is worth knowing that those prices do not carry over to Pakistan.
An overseas sticker price is not what you actually pay. You have to add currency conversion, shipping, and possible import charges. Delivery can take weeks. Most overseas stores also do not offer cash on delivery, which many shoppers here prefer.
Buying locally keeps things simple. The price you see is the price you pay, and cash on delivery is usually available. So treat overseas prices as rough context only, not a real comparison for a shopper in Pakistan.
Four things move the price up or down.
Fabric matters most. Plain cotton is the most affordable, and it breathes well in Pakistan's hot months, which makes it a smart daily pick. Satin and modal cost more for their smooth feel. Lace and embellished fabrics sit at the top.
The number of pieces adds up next. A single gown is cheaper than a two-piece set, and a set is cheaper than a four-piece suit.
Finish and detail also count. Piping, buttons, embroidery, and lace panels all add to the cost. A plain style will always undercut a decorated one.
Finally, style plays a part. A dressy lace piece from the <a href="https://sliuet.com/category/lingerie">Lingerie</a> range is priced differently from an everyday cotton set, even at the same size.
You do not need to spend a lot to sleep well. A few simple habits stretch your money.
Buy a set when you can. The cost per piece is often lower than buying items one by one. Keep one plain cotton set for daily wear and one nicer piece for special nights.
Check the <a href="https://sliuet.com/category/clearance-sale">Clearance Sale</a> page before you pay full price. Seasonal markdowns can drop a mid-range set into the budget band.
Care for what you buy so it lasts. Wash cotton on a gentle cycle and dry it in shade to protect the colour. A piece that lasts two years is better value than a cheap one you replace in six months. For another plain-language price breakdown, see our guide on <a href="https://sliuet.com/blog/how-much-are-leggings-at-walmart">how much leggings cost at Walmart</a>.
For everyday cotton nightwear, about Rs 1,000 to Rs 2,500 is a fair price. Satin, lace, or multi-piece sets reasonably cost Rs 3,000 to Rs 6,000 or more.
Cotton is the better value for daily wear. It costs less and breathes well in hot weather. Satin is worth the higher price when you want something dressier for special nights.
A single nightdress is usually the cheapest option because it is one piece. A two-piece set costs more, and a four-piece suit costs the most, since you are paying for more fabric.
Price is usually set by fabric and style, not size, so most ranges charge the same across sizes. Always check the specific listing to be sure.
So, how much is nightwear for ladies? Plan for about Rs 1,000 to Rs 2,500 for simple cotton pieces, and Rs 3,000 to Rs 6,000 or more for satin, lace, and multi-piece sets. Fabric, piece count, and finish decide where a style lands. Once you know those three levers, any price makes sense, and you can pick what fits both your comfort and your budget.
Browse the Sleepwear & Loungewear range to compare cotton, satin, and set options side by side, and find a price band that works for you.