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Single Motif
One design placed on the neck, the shoulder, a sleeve or a corner of the dupatta. The lightest option and the quickest to turn around.
Bring the print you have in mind and the fabric you want it on. We work out placement, check the material, print it and stitch it, all in the same shop.
Suit chapai is custom printing applied to unstitched suit fabric before it is cut and stitched. At Nirmal Boutique in Sri Muktsar Sahib we print single motifs, panels, borders and all over designs on cotton, cambric, rayon, muslin and poly blends. Print placement is planned around your cut so the design lands exactly where you want it, and printing, stitching and finishing all happen in the same shop on Tibbi Sahib Road, Bagla Market.
What It IsMost people come in with a photo on their phone. A neck panel from a magazine, a border they saw on a friend, a full print from an online store. What matters is whether that design will actually sit right on your fabric, at your size, once the suit is cut.
That is the part we work out with you before anything is printed. We look at the fabric, the design scale and where the seams will fall, then place the print so it does not get cut in half at the shoulder or swallowed by a pleat.
Pick one, or combine a border with a neck panel for a fuller look.
One design placed on the neck, the shoulder, a sleeve or a corner of the dupatta. The lightest option and the quickest to turn around.
A printed panel across the neckline and yoke, often combined with embroidery and handwork to lift the finish.
A running border along the kameez hem, salwar bottom or dupatta edge. Pairs well with piko and lace edging.
The full suit length printed in a repeating design. Needs the most fabric planning so the repeat does not break at the seams.
Printing done only on the dupatta to match or contrast a plain suit. A cheap way to refresh a set you already own.
Names, dates, initials or a design you have drawn yourself, worked onto the fabric for weddings and gifting.
| Fabric | Takes print | What to expect | Typical turnaround |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cotton and cambric | Very well | Sharpest, longest lasting result. Best choice for daily wear suits. | 2 to 4 days |
| Rayon and muslin | Well | Soft finish, colours sit slightly deeper into the weave. | 2 to 4 days |
| Poly blends | Reasonably | Colours can read brighter. We test a corner first. | 3 to 5 days |
| Georgette and chiffon | Limited | Light prints only. Heavy designs stiffen the fall of the fabric. | 3 to 5 days |
| Silk and heavy party fabric | Case by case | Usually better with handwork or embroidery instead of print. | Discussed in store |
There is no minimum order. Single suits are welcome, and bulk work for functions or shops is quoted separately. Final timing depends on the design and how busy the wedding season is, so confirm the date when you place the order.
A photo on your phone is enough. Bring the fabric too if you already have it.
We confirm the material will take the print and mark where the design will sit on your cut.
The design is printed and set. On unusual fabrics we test a corner before committing to the full length.
Printed fabric goes straight into stitching, then trial and delivery. One shop, one handover.
Suit chapai is custom printing done on unstitched suit fabric before it is cut. It covers single motifs, neck panels, borders and all over designs, and is usually followed by stitching the suit in the same shop.
Yes, bring the photo or screenshot. We will tell you honestly whether the design will hold at your fabric and size, and suggest a change if the scale will not work once the suit is cut.
No. Single suits are welcome. Bulk work for functions, groups or shops is quoted separately, so call ahead if you need several pieces on the same date.
On cotton, cambric, rayon and muslin the print holds well with normal care. Wash inside out in cold water and avoid harsh detergent and long sun drying. We tell you before printing if a fabric is likely to fade faster.
Yes. Most customers do. If you do not have fabric yet, dress materials and tailoring material are stocked in store.
It depends on the print type, the size of the design and the fabric. Indicative ranges are listed on the pricing page, and the exact price is quoted before any work starts.
Once the fabric is printed it goes straight into cutting and stitching to your measurements.
See suit stitching →
Add mirror, sequin or thread work over a printed panel for a heavier party finish.
See embroidery work →
Finish the printed dupatta with a clean piko hem and a matched lace border.
See piko and lace →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.