Iron, Steam Iron & Garment Steamer Price in Pakistan

Iron prices in Pakistan start from Rs. 4,000 and go up to Rs. 78,000 for the top steam iron model, across 74 models, updated daily in October 2026. Half of all models cost between Rs. 10,300 and Rs. 19,700, which is where most steam irons sit.

Steam iron prices in Pakistan start from Rs. 5,999 for the cheapest 1200W model and go up to Rs. 78,000 for the top 2400W model, across 32 models, updated daily in October 2026.

Garment steamer prices in Pakistan start from Rs. 10,600 for the cheapest 1200W model and go up to Rs. 59,900 for the top 1800W model, across 23 models, updated daily in October 2026.

For most homes, yes. Steam removes creases faster and with less pressure on lawn, cotton and mixed fabrics. A dry iron is cheaper, simpler and has nothing to descale, and a heavy dry iron still works well on thick cotton.

Not completely. A steamer is excellent for delicate fabrics, embroidered outfits and quick touch-ups on hanging clothes, but it does not give the sharp creases of an iron. Most homes use both.

Panasonic and Philips are the best-known names for steam irons, Kenwood offers powerful steam irons up to 2,600 watts, Signature has the widest garment steamer range, and Dawlance and National Distributor offer good value.

A dry iron of 1,000 to 1,200 watts is enough for daily use. For a steam iron, 1,600 to 2,200 watts gives quick heat-up and steady steam, and 2,400 watts or more suits heavy daily ironing.

Most steam irons accept tap water, but hard water leaves scale that clogs the steam holes. Where the water is hard, use filtered water or mix in distilled water, and use the anti-calc or self-clean function.

Yes, on the cotton setting with steam boost and firm pressure; hold the iron down for a second without steam to set the crease. Many families still prefer a heavy dry iron for thick, starched cotton, because its weight does more of the pressing.

For thick starched cotton and khaddar, often yes. Iron while the clothes are still slightly damp, or sprinkle a little water, and wipe the starch film off the cool soleplate from time to time.

A 1,000 W dry iron is at the limit of a UPS that gives about 1,200 W, and only with little else running. A “1 kVA” UPS usually gives about 800 W, which is not enough. Steam irons of 1,600 W and more need an inverter of 3 kVA or larger. The calculator on this page checks your own setup.

No. Electricity use depends on the wattage, not the soleplate. A ceramic iron glides smoothly and spreads heat evenly, but a 1,200 W ceramic iron uses the same power as any other 1,200 W iron.

Mostly, while you are steaming. The heater has to keep boiling water, so it stays on for most of the session. An iron’s thermostat switches it off more often, especially a dry iron.

About 6 to 7 units for a 1,000 W dry iron used 30 minutes a day, six days a week, and around 18 to 20 units for a 2,200 W steam iron used the same way. The calculator on this page works it out at your own electricity rate.

That is scale from hard water breaking off inside the iron. Run the self-clean or calc-clean function over a sink, then mix tap water half and half with distilled or RO water, unless the manual says otherwise.

Usually old scale and burnt residue in the steam chamber, or starch on the soleplate. Run the self-clean function, iron an old cloth first, and never add starch, perfume or descaler to the tank unless the manual allows it.

Anti-calc reduces scale forming, often with a cartridge or capsule inside the iron. Self-clean, or calc-clean, is a flush you run from time to time to wash scale out. Many steam irons have one or both; you can filter this page by each feature.

Not if you steam from the reverse, or hold the head a little away from the front, and keep it off stones and beads. Glued stones and glitter can loosen with heat and moisture, so test a hidden spot first.

It relaxes the wrinkles, but it will not give the flat, crisp finish of an iron on jeans or heavy cotton. Use a steamer for delicates and touch-ups, and an iron for denim and khaddar.

Most irons and steamers carry a 1 year official warranty, and some WestPoint, Signature, Philips and Aardee models list 2 years. The exact term is on each product page, and every unit is 100% original.

Delivery is free anywhere in Pakistan on advance payment, even a partial one, and free inside Peshawar on every payment method. Cash on Delivery orders outside Peshawar carry a delivery charge plus government taxes (2% sales tax and 2% income tax), which we confirm by phone before dispatch. Paying any advance removes both.

Yes. You can pay in installments with zero down payment using a Bank Alfalah, JS Bank or MCB credit or debit card, and the whole process happens online. Your bank’s markup applies, and Bank Alfalah plans also carry a processing fee.