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Dupatta Piko
The most common job we do. A fine rolled hem on all four sides so the dupatta hangs cleanly and stops fraying at the corners.
Dupatta piko, pagg piko, lace and border application with the thread colour matched to your fabric. Most jobs are done while you wait.
Piko is a fine rolled hem stitched along the raw edge of a dupatta, saree or pagg so the fabric does not fray and the edge falls softly. At Nirmal Boutique in Sri Muktsar Sahib we do dupatta piko, pagg piko, saree piko, lace and border application, with thread matched to your fabric colour. Most piko jobs are finished in about 30 minutes at the counter. Walk in on Tibbi Sahib Road, Bagla Market or call +91 98555 86300.
What Piko IsA dupatta with a raw or badly finished edge starts fraying within a few washes, and it never hangs the way it should. Piko fixes both. The edge is rolled tight and stitched fine, so the fabric keeps its drape and the border stays clean.
It sounds like a small job, and it is quick, but it is the difference between a dupatta that looks finished and one that looks unfinished. The same applies to a pagg, where the edge has to be even along a long length or the fold will sit wrong.
The most common job we do. A fine rolled hem on all four sides so the dupatta hangs cleanly and stops fraying at the corners.
Turban edging along the full length, kept even so the fold sits right when it is tied. Voile, malmal and standard pagg cloth handled.
Rolled hem along the saree edge, plus fall attachment where the pleats need weight and body at the bottom.
Gota, zari, net and fancy laces stitched onto dupatta edges, kameez hems and sleeves. Laces available in store.
Contrast or matching borders applied along hems and dupatta edges, often paired with printed suits for a fuller look.
We hold a wide thread range from our munyari stock, so the stitch line disappears into the fabric instead of standing out.
You do not need an appointment for piko. Bring the dupatta or pagg to the counter during shop hours and in most cases you can wait for it rather than come back the next day.
Indicative rates for piko, lace and edging are listed on the pricing page, and the price is confirmed at the counter before we start.
Piko is a fine rolled hem stitched along the raw edge of the fabric. Without it a dupatta frays within a few washes and the edge never falls cleanly. With it the fabric keeps its drape and the border stays neat.
A single dupatta is usually finished in about 30 minutes, so most customers wait at the counter rather than collecting the next day. Bulk work for a wedding is better with a day of notice.
Yes. Pagg piko is done along the full length with even tension so the fold sits correctly when tied. Voile, malmal and standard turban cloth are all handled.
Yes. We hold a wide thread range as part of our tailoring material and munyari stock, so the stitch line blends into the fabric instead of standing out against it.
You can, but you do not have to. Gota, zari, net and fancy laces are stocked in store, so you can pick one against your dupatta on the spot.
Yes, and it is one of the cheapest ways to make an older set wearable again. If the fabric is worn at the edge we will tell you honestly whether it will hold before starting. Edge repair often pairs with alteration work.
Fall and pico, hemming and edge repair on readymade dresses and sarees.
See alteration work →Buy the lace, thread and trims yourself, or let us match them for you.
Browse munyari stock →
Get the full suit stitched and the dupatta finished in the same visit.
See suit stitching →Every kind of suit work under one roof. Walk in with a photo, a fabric or just a function date, and we will take it from there.