བཀྲ་ཤིས་བདེ་ལེགསTashi Delek
Chuba and onju, cut and stitched by hand in Delhi since 1997. Made to your measurements and sent to Tibetan families in more than ten countries.
12 collections and 81 looks, all in one place. Open any cover to see it large, then send us its name on WhatsApp. That message is the whole order form.
Autumn 2026
Hand-woven gold jaal brocade with satin collars. Seven looks, and every one has a name.
A study in jacquard
Silk jacquard in a damask weave. Seven colours, one silhouette.
Semi khamba, 2026
Woven damask with a hand-mitred contrast border and deep turned-back cuffs. Six colourways, each cut to order.
Vol. 01, Heritage Edition, Winter 2026
Charcoal brocade with a black sash at the waist. The chuba is a promise that the next generation will still know who they are.
Order this chuba on WhatsApp2026
Eight fabrics, from inky brushstroke weaves to wildflower prints, set in old courtyards.
Summer 2026
Wildflower prints on eight new fabrics, cut in the same silhouette we have stitched since 1997.
Thungkar 2026
Handwoven brocade in festival colours, tailored to your measurements and worn the traditional way.
The border on a chuba runs from the shoulder, down the diagonal and around the cuff, cut from a single unbroken piece of brocade. It is the slowest part of the work, and we do not skip it.
Winter 2026
Woven vine jacquard in wool, cut to measure for the cold months.
Spring and summer 2026
Five chubas in muted jewel tones, each finished with a hand-tailored onju collar.
Autumn and winter 2026
Lotus and floral brocades in the colours of the plateau at dusk.
Heritage collection, autumn and winter 2026
The traditional wrap, cut with contemporary tailoring.
Stitched to measure
A brocade border, a white onju and a kera at the waist. Matching sets for couples and families.
Made for one occasion
Bridal usang chubas, khamba wedding sets and two-in-one chubas. Tell us the day and we build the set with you.
The fabric house
Pawan Tailor is also a fabric house. Brocades, satins, tissues and pangden stripes stand floor to ceiling in our Majnu Ka Tila shop. Buy the cloth on its own, or choose it and have us stitch it.
We do not publish price lists. Message us and we will send today's price for any fabric.
Fabric sets
Chuba, onju and pangden cloth, paired in-house. Buy the fabric, or let us stitch it for you.
Note the name under its cover, or take a screenshot.
Or ask for a video call and we will walk you along the shelves.
We tell you exactly what to measure and how.
From Delhi to your door, in more than ten countries.
“Kapda sirf seena nahi hota, usme parampara hoti hai.”
Cloth is not just stitched. It carries tradition.
Pawan ji, founder
In 1997 Pawan ji opened one shop with one sewing machine. He has stitched chubas and onjus for Tibetan families ever since, and the second generation of his family now works beside him.