Black and white t-shirt price in Pakistan
Updated 28 October 2026 · 6 min read
A plain black or white cotton t-shirt for men costs about Rs. 500 to Rs. 900 in Pakistan's markets, Rs. 900 to Rs. 1,800 on the high street, and Rs. 1,800 to Rs. 3,000 from independent labels using 180 GSM or heavier combed cotton. Printed black or white oversized tees from streetwear labels run Rs. 2,000 to Rs. 3,500; RAAH's black and white graphic tees are Rs. 2,099 to Rs. 3,000. White shows fabric quality first, so pay for weight on a white tee.
Search for a black t-shirt price in Pakistan and you will see everything from Rs. 450 to Rs. 15,000 for what looks like the same garment. It is not the same garment. This page breaks the black and white t-shirt price in Pakistan into tiers, explains what the cotton at each tier is actually like, and tells you which colour to spend more on. The wider market is covered in t-shirt price in Pakistan; this one is for the two colours that make up most wardrobes.
Price bands for black and white tees
Prices below are indicative bands from public retail listings and move with sales, seasons and fabric costs. Check the brand's own product page before you buy.
| Tier | Plain tee | Printed tee | What the cotton is like |
|---|---|---|---|
| Market / unbranded | Rs. 450 – Rs. 900 | Rs. 600 – Rs. 1,000 | 140–160 GSM, often a blend; white goes translucent, black fades by the tenth wash |
| High street | Rs. 900 – Rs. 1,800 | Rs. 1,200 – Rs. 2,500 | 160–180 GSM cotton, regular to slim fit, decent dye, frequent sales |
| Independent streetwear | Rs. 1,800 – Rs. 3,000 | Rs. 2,000 – Rs. 3,500 | 180–220 GSM combed cotton, oversized cuts, published measurements |
| Premium / luxury | Rs. 4,000 and up | Rs. 10,000 and up | Heavyweight or specialist fabric, embroidery, brand premium |
The question behind "cotton t-shirt price in Pakistan" is really "how much cotton". A 140 GSM tee and a 220 GSM tee can both be 100% cotton; the second uses over half as much fibre again, which is most of the price gap between a market tee and a streetwear one. More on how brands price this in top quality t-shirt brands in Pakistan.
White t-shirts: pay for weight
White hides nothing. A light white tee shows your skin tone through the fabric, shows every seam, and shows the yellowing that cheap cotton picks up after a few months. On a white tee, fabric weight is the whole purchase: 180 GSM and above stays opaque, drapes instead of clinging and survives bleach-free washing. If you buy one tee in this guide at the independent tier, make it the white one. RAAH's white tees, the Mountain Silence Tee at Rs. 2,800 and the Messi 10 White Oversized Tee at Rs. 2,099, use the same heavy cotton body as the black pieces for this reason.
Black t-shirts: pay for the dye and the print
Black forgives weight a little; a mid-weight black tee can look fine. What black does not forgive is poor dye, which turns to charcoal after a few washes, and a print that cracks against the dark background. A reactive-dyed black on combed cotton holds its depth for years. If the tee carries a graphic, the print method matters more than on any other colour because the artwork is the point; see graphic t-shirts in Pakistan for how to read it.
Black is where most of RAAH's range sits, all at Rs. 2,099 unless noted: the Toji Oversized Tee, the Premium Oversized Tee Comfort with its calligraphy chest mark and keffiyeh back print, the Midnight Route Tee at Rs. 2,800, and the football pieces: Lionel Messi No. 10, Cristiano Ronaldo No. 7 and Neymar Jr No. 10. The Ali Ibn Abi Talib tee comes in both black and white at the same price, which makes it an easy side-by-side if you are choosing a colour.
Shrinkage, fading and care
- Shrinkage: uncombed, unwashed cotton can shrink 3 to 5% in length on the first wash. Pre-shrunk or enzyme-washed bodies lose under 2%. If a size chart does not say pre-shrunk, allow for it.
- Fading: wash black inside out, cold, and dry in shade. Sun and hot water strip black dye faster than anything else.
- Yellowing: keep white tees away from chlorine bleach and deodorant build-up; an occasional oxygen-based wash restores brightness.
- Pilling: a sign of short-staple cotton or a blend. Combed cotton pills far less, which is one reason it costs more.
- Collar: a ribbed collar with spandex recovers; a plain jersey collar on a cheap tee bags out within a season.
Plain or printed?
A plain black or white tee is the better buy if you wear it under shirts and jackets, and the high-street tier is enough for that. If the tee is the outfit, which is how oversized tees are worn, spend on the body first and the print second: oversized t-shirt price in Pakistan sets out what the cut adds. Either way, buy from a store that publishes the GSM and the measurements, and check the size against the oversized size guide before paying. The full RAAH range in both colours is in the shop.
Frequently asked questions
What is the price of a black t-shirt for men in Pakistan?
A plain black cotton t-shirt costs about Rs. 450 to Rs. 900 in markets, Rs. 900 to Rs. 1,800 on the high street and Rs. 1,800 to Rs. 3,000 from independent labels using heavier combed cotton. Printed black oversized tees from streetwear labels are typically Rs. 2,000 to Rs. 3,500; RAAH's start at Rs. 2,099.
What is the price of a white t-shirt in Pakistan?
Roughly the same bands as black, Rs. 450 to Rs. 3,000 for plain tees depending on tier, but weight matters more because a light white tee goes translucent. Aim for 180 GSM or heavier; RAAH's white Mountain Silence Tee is Rs. 2,800 and the Messi 10 White Oversized Tee is Rs. 2,099.
How much does a good cotton t-shirt cost in Pakistan?
For 180 GSM or heavier combed cotton with published measurements, expect Rs. 1,800 to Rs. 3,500. Below about Rs. 900 you are usually getting 140 to 160 GSM cotton or a blend.
Do black t-shirts fade quickly?
Cheap dyes do. A reactive-dyed black on combed cotton, washed inside out in cold water and dried in shade, keeps its depth for years.