Beechtree sale November 2026: flat 50% off pret and unstitched, 8 picks

Beechtree is running its final reductions with a flat 50% off its entire ready-to-wear range and its unstitched sale suits. That puts embroidered slub three-pieces at Rs 6,495 to Rs 6,995 and unstitched lawn three-pieces at Rs 3,245. We went through the sale on Beechtree’s website on Friday, 6 November, and picked eight pieces worth your money now that the mornings are getting cooler.

One thing to know first: the brand’s new winter arrivals are not part of the sale. A new embroidered slub three-piece added this week is listed at the full Rs 12,990, so the discount is on the summer and mid-season stock.

The slub suits (best for November)

Slub is a yarn-dyed cotton with a slightly uneven, textured weave. It is thicker than lawn, so it works for Lahore and Islamabad afternoons in November and for Karachi almost all winter.

Teal embroidered slub three-piece (Rs 6,495, was Rs 12,990). A loose teal shirt with embroidery on the front and sleeves, culotte pants and a bright pink digital-print dupatta. The pink against the teal is the best colour pairing in the sale. Wear it with gold jhumkas for a dinner.

Electric blue slub three-piece (Rs 6,995, was Rs 13,990). From the High Casual line. A round-neck shirt with dense white and pink embroidery, cutwork on the sleeves and hem, straight pants and a floral dupatta. This one could pass for a festive suit at a mayun or a small dholki.

Hot pink two-way slub suit (Rs 5,495, was Rs 10,990). A band-collar shirt with a placket and handwork, plus pants. The dupatta is not included, so pair it with a plain white or ivory one you already own.

Everyday two-pieces under Rs 5,000

Green dobby two-piece (Rs 4,645, was Rs 9,290). On screen it reads as a lime or chartreuse shade. Scalloped sleeves and hem and embroidered straight trousers make it look more finished than its price.

Ice blue fancy cotton two-piece (Rs 4,245, was Rs 8,490). A soft powder blue shirt with a few large embroidered flowers and a tapered shalwar. Easy for university and office.

Blue yarn-dyed two-piece (Rs 3,745, was Rs 7,490). The plainest piece here: a solid blue shirt with a dropped round hem and button placket, and straight pants. Add a printed shawl and it becomes a full winter outfit.

Unstitched at Rs 3,245

Midnight Aura three-piece. 2.9 metres of digital-print lawn for the shirt, an embroidered tissue border, a 2.5-metre printed lawn dupatta and 2.5 metres of dyed fabric for pants. The deep blue and white print is easy to wear.

Cloud Dance three-piece. A black printed lawn shirt with an embroidered tissue neckline, a printed blended chiffon dupatta and 1.65 metres of dyed fabric for pants. Black and white prints like this stay in fashion, so it is a good one to stitch for next summer.

Is the Beechtree sale worth it?

At half price, the slub suits are the real bargains: they cost about what a new khaddar suit does and you can wear them now. The lawn pieces make more sense if you are stocking up for spring or for Karachi’s mild winter. Sizes 8 to 16 were in stock for most of our picks on Friday morning, but sale stock moves fast, so check the product page before planning an outfit around one.