Iron Price in Pakistan

Steam Iron Price in Pakistan

Iron prices in Pakistan range from Rs. 6,600 to Rs. 78,000, with an average listed price of Rs. 14,000 across 39 in-stock models — updated daily in July 2026, with a 365-day price history on every product page. Whether you want a simple dry iron , a steam iron that presses out creases faster, or a garment steamer for hanging clothes, the range and prices below are live. Tap any brand for its full lineup.

Each brand above links to its own page — Panasonic, Philips, National, Kenwood, Dawlance and more. Prices refresh daily, so what you see is what we can ship today.

Iron Price in Pakistan by Type

The type of iron is the first decision, and it sets both the price and how you press. Compare live prices:

Dry irons are the simplest and cheapest — a hot soleplate, no water, ideal for cottons and everyday pressing. Steam irons add a water tank and steam holes that relax creases far faster, and most also steam vertically for hanging clothes. Garment steamers skip the board entirely — you steam clothes on the hanger, which suits delicate fabrics, suits and curtains. A heavy iron is the old weighted type some still prefer for stubborn cotton. Most homes are best served by a steam iron; add a garment steamer if you press a lot of hanging or delicate clothes.

Steam Iron vs Garment Steamer — Which Do You Need?

They both use steam, but they are different tools. A steam iron presses on a board with a hot, flat soleplate and a burst of steam — it gives the crisp, sharp finish you want on shirts, trousers and cotton, and it is what most people mean by an iron. A garment steamer hangs the clothes and relaxes the fabric with a jet of steam and no hard pressing — it is gentler, faster for delicate or bulky items, and reaches collars, pleats and curtains a board cannot. Buy a steam iron for sharp everyday pressing; add a garment steamer if you have suits, silks, uniforms or curtains that a flat plate would flatten or scorch. Many households own both, and several models here combine the two.

What Soleplate and Wattage Should You Look For?

Two specs decide how an iron glides and how fast it heats. The soleplate is the plate that touches the cloth: ceramic and non-stick coatings glide smoothly and resist sticking and scorching, which makes them the easiest to use; plain aluminium is cheaper but drags more. Higher wattage (1800–2400W) means faster heat-up and stronger, more consistent steam — worth it if you iron in bulk — while 1000–1600W is fine for light, occasional pressing. For most homes a ceramic or non-stick soleplate around 1800–2200W is the sweet spot. Compare live prices by soleplate:

Iron Features That Matter

A few features separate a safe, long-lasting iron from a frustrating one. Auto shut-off — on most models here — turns the iron off if you leave it, which prevents both fires and scorched clothes. An anti-drip system stops water spitting onto fabric at low temperatures, and an anti-calc or self-clean function clears the mineral scale that hard water leaves inside a steam iron, so the steam stays strong for years. Vertical steam lets a steam iron freshen hanging clothes and curtains like a steamer. Check for auto shut-off and anti-calc on any steam iron you buy — they are the difference between a two-year iron and a ten-year one.

Top Iron and Steam Iron Models in Pakistan

The cheapest iron we actually have in stock from each brand, priced live.

Which Iron Brand Should You Buy?

Panasonic is the most-searched iron brand in Pakistan, strong on reliable dry and steam irons. Philips leads the premium end with powerful high-wattage steam irons and steam generators. National holds the value floor, including our cheapest iron. Kenwood and Dawlance cover the reliable mid-range, and Dawlance also stocks a garment steamer. Open any brand page for its full lineup and live prices — each carries its own tables rather than repeating them here.