The Pheran is a traditional Kashmiri garment worn for centuries. It is a symbol of Kashmiri culture and heritage.
What is a Pheran?
A long, loose gown worn by both men and women in Kashmir. Designed to keep the wearer warm during harsh winters.
History of Pheran
Roots go back to the Mughal era. Introduced during Emperor Akbar's reign.
Types of Pheran
1. Woolen Pheran
Made from thick wool, perfect for winter.
2. Tweed Pheran
Modern and stylish, popular among youngsters.
3. Embroidered Pheran
Features Tilla or Aari embroidery. Worn on weddings.
4. Cotton Pheran
Ideal for summers, breathable and comfortable.
5. Silk Pheran
Luxurious, worn at weddings and festivals.
How to Buy Authentic Pheran
1. Check the Fabric
Should feel soft and dense.
2. Look at Embroidery
Handmade has slight imperfections showing authenticity.
3. Buy from Trusted Sources
Government emporiums or well-known Srinagar shops.
4. Price Range
- Cotton: Rs 800 - Rs 2,000
- Woolen: Rs 1,500 - Rs 4,000
- Embroidered: Rs 3,000 - Rs 15,000
- Pashmina/Silk: Rs 8,000 - Rs 50,000+
Care Tips
- Dry clean only
- Store in cool, dry place
- Use naphthalene balls
- Iron on low heat
Where to Buy
- Kashmir Government Arts Emporium
- Lal Chowk Market
- Polo View Market
- Kashmir Box (online)
A Pheran is a piece of Kashmir's rich heritage.
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