Shawls

Each shawl in this collection turns a winter wardrobe staple into a canvas for truck art — digitally printed on herringbone fabric rather than left as a plain solid wrap. The base fabric is 100% polyester herringbone, printed on one side, and sized generously at 105 inches long by 38 inches wide, giving enough length to drape properly over the shoulders or wrap around the neck.

The five designs each take a different angle on Pakistani visual culture. The Kwaabgah Shawl uses a black base with rickshaw and floral motifs; Aasman-e-Passu and Mor Bahar lean into more nature- and bird-inspired patterns; Daastan-e-Pakistan draws on broader national imagery; and Gul-e-Zar centers on floral detailing. Despite the different themes, all five share the same fabric, size, and printing method, so the choice comes down entirely to which design fits your style.

Worth being clear on: this is a printed herringbone shawl, not a pashmina or wool shawl — if you're comparing it to cashmere or hand-woven wool pieces, it's a different category of product, built for graphic impact and everyday wear rather than as a luxury wool investment piece. That's reflected in the price point too, positioned as an accessible way to wear truck art rather than a premium winter textile.

Based on the product photography, these work for both men and women, making them a flexible gift option when you're not certain of someone's exact style preference, and each is made to order rather than pulled from ready stock.