Iron & Steam Iron Price in Pakistan

Iron prices in Pakistan at a glance

• Three kinds of iron: a dry iron is the cheapest, a steam iron costs a little more, and a garment steamer usually costs the most.
• Steam iron for most homes: it removes creases from lawn and cotton faster, with less pressure and fewer passes.
• Heavy dry iron for kalaf: many families still use a bhari istri for thick, starched cotton and khaddar.
• Watts decide speed: dry irons usually run at about 1,000 to 1,400 W, steam irons at about 1,600 to 2,600 W.
• Warranty: most irons carry a 1 year official warranty, and some models list 2 years.
• Delivery: free delivery in Peshawar with any payment method, and free delivery across Pakistan with advance payment, full or partial.

Iron price in Pakistan by type

Choose the type first, then compare prices. Each row shows today’s in-stock price range for that kind of iron.

The same model can sit in two rows. A heavy dry iron, for example, also counts as a dry iron.

Iron price in Pakistan by brand

Each row shows one brand’s in-stock price range today. Tap a brand to see all its irons and steamers side by side.

All Best Iron Models & Prices in Pakistan 2026

These are the newest irons and garment steamers we have in stock, with at least one model from every brand and up to ten in all, latest arrivals first. Each line shows the brand and the wattage, so you can compare a Panasonic steam iron with a National dry iron at a glance. Tap a model for its full specifications, price history and installment plans.

Steam Iron Price in Pakistan

A steam iron costs Rs. 5,999 to Rs. 26,800 in Pakistan today. It has a small water tank, usually about 200 to 350 ml, and pushes steam through holes in the soleplate. The steam relaxes the fibres, so creases come out with fewer passes.

That makes a steam iron the best everyday choice for a family that irons lawn suits, office shirts and school uniforms. A model of about 1,800 to 2,200 W heats up quickly and keeps the steam steady. Look for vertical steam to touch up a hanging kurta or curtains, anti-drip so water does not spot light fabric, and anti-calc if your tap water is hard.

Dry Iron Price in Pakistan

A dry iron costs Rs. 7,800 to Rs. 18,800 today. It has no water tank. It presses creases out with heat and weight alone, so there is nothing to fill, leak or descale.

A dry iron of about 1,000 to 1,200 W is enough for daily ironing, and it is the easiest kind to run on a home UPS. If your clothes are very dry, sprinkle a little water or use a spray bottle before you press.

Heavy iron price

A heavy dry iron costs Rs. 10,300 to Rs. 14,000. Its weight does much of the pressing, which is why many families still prefer it for thick cotton, khaddar and starched shalwar kameez. Iron starched clothes while they are still slightly damp, and wipe the starch film off the cool soleplate from time to time.

Garment Steamer Price in Pakistan

A garment steamer costs Rs. 10,900 to Rs. 59,900 today. You use it upright on clothes hanging on a hanger, so it never presses or flattens the fabric. That makes it gentle on chiffon, silk, georgette and embroidered outfits that an iron can shine or crush.

Handheld steamers are small and light, good for travel and a quick touch-up before you go out. Standing steamers hold about 1.5 to 3 litres of water, so they can do several outfits or a set of curtains without refilling. Some all-in-one models add a board for collars and seams.

Best garment steamer in Pakistan: what to look for

The best garment steamer in Pakistan is the one that matches how you dress. For travel and the odd formal suit, a handheld steamer is enough. For a family that wears embroidered or delicate clothes every week, choose a standing steamer with a tank of 2 litres or more and a heated plate or board. A steamer will not give the sharp crease of an iron on cotton or denim, so most homes keep both.

Best iron in Pakistan: how to choose, step by step

1. Look at your clothes. Mostly lawn, cotton and shirts? Choose a steam iron. Mostly thick or starched cotton? A heavy dry iron. Lots of formal and embroidered wear? Add a garment steamer.
2. Check your power supply. If you iron on a UPS during load-shedding, stay with a dry iron of about 1,000 to 1,200 W. Steam irons need mains power or a large inverter.
3. Pick the wattage. About 1,600 to 2,200 W suits most families. Choose 2,400 W or more only if you iron a big pile every day.
4. Choose the soleplate. Ceramic glides best, non-stick is easy to clean, and steel or aluminium suits simple dry irons.
5. Plan for hard water. If your tap or boring water leaves white marks on taps, pick a model with anti-calc or self-clean.
6. Check safety. Auto shut-off switches the iron off when it is left idle, which matters in a busy home with children.
7. Compare price and warranty. Use the tables above, then check each model’s price history before you order.

Which soleplate is best?

The soleplate is the flat base that touches your clothes. It decides how smoothly the iron glides, not how much electricity it uses.

Watts and your electricity bill

An iron only draws its full rated watts while the thermostat is heating, then it switches off for a while. So the effect on your bill is smaller than the number on the box suggests. As a rough guide, a 1,000 W dry iron used for half an hour a day, six days a week, uses about 6 to 7 units a month. A 2,200 W steam iron used the same way uses roughly 18 to 20 units.

A garment steamer keeps its heater on for most of the time it is steaming, so it uses power more steadily than an iron of the same wattage. Higher watts heat up faster and give stronger steam, but they do not change how well the iron presses.

Can you run an iron on UPS or solar?

Sometimes, but an iron is one of the heaviest loads in a home. Its heater pulls the full rated watts every time it switches on, so your backup must handle that plus the fans and lights already running.

• 1 kVA UPS (usually about 800 W): not enough for any iron. Iron on mains power.
• 1.5 kVA UPS (about 1,200 W): a 1,000 W dry iron, only just, with little else on.
• 2 kVA UPS (about 1,600 W): a 1,000 to 1,200 W dry iron. Steam irons will overload it.
• 3 kVA inverter (about 2,400 W): steam irons up to about 2,200 W and most garment steamers.
• Solar hybrid inverter: iron around midday, when the panels carry the load instead of the battery.

Iron care and hard water

Hard tap and boring water is the main reason steam irons start spitting white flakes, dripping or losing steam. A few habits keep an iron working for years.

• Use softer water. Where the water is hard, mix tap water with filtered, RO or distilled water, unless the manual says otherwise.
• Run self-clean. Flush the steam chamber over a sink every month, or every week if your water is very hard.
• Empty the tank. Pour out leftover water after ironing and store the iron standing on its heel.
• Steam only on high heat. Steam at the silk setting turns into drips. Anti-drip models stop this on their own.
• Sort by fabric. Start with silk and synthetics on low heat, then move up to lawn and cotton.
• Keep the soleplate clean. Wipe it cool with a damp cloth, and never iron over zips or metal buttons.

Which iron brand is best in Pakistan?

There is no single best brand. Panasonic and Kenwood are strong picks for steam irons, Signature has the widest choice of garment steamers, and Dawlance and National offer good value for daily ironing. Philips and WestPoint are useful when you want a simple dry iron or a standing steamer. Decide the type and wattage first, then choose between two or three brands on price and warranty.

Buying an iron from AYS Online

AYS has sold home appliances in Peshawar since 1956 and runs 17 showrooms in the city. Every iron and garment steamer we sell is 100% original with the official manufacturer warranty, and our prices are updated daily with a price history on each product page.

You get free delivery in Peshawar with any payment method, and free delivery across Pakistan with advance payment, full or partial. You can also pay in installments with zero down payment on a Bank Alfalah, JS Bank or MCB card. We run seasonal offers often, and paying upfront or in cash can get you a better price than the one listed. Call or WhatsApp 0333-5652643 before you order.