Peshawari chappal is more like a sandal than a slipper It is worn by men casually or formally, usually with the Shalwar kameez dress. Peshawari chappals have spread and become increasingly popular in other parts of Pakistan where wearing them with jeans has also become a fashion trend, especially among the urban youth.
The shoe takes its name from the city of Peshawar, where it originates from while "chappal" is the Pakistani word for flip-flops. Peshawari chappal can be worn by men casually or formally, usually with the Shalwar kameez dress. For Pashtun people, it is more than a sandal or slipper because of its comfortableness.
Peshawari chappal is as old as Peshawari culture. It is so old that its history is lost in ambiguity. Peshawari chappal has some distinct. It is made of pure leather of high quality and is free from all types of chemicals due to these qualities it become better from other footwear Those who wear it can not be affected by any type of skin infection or skin disease. The leather soles are hand-stitched.The pure original leather prevents stench and makes it more comfortable. It is very comfortable to wear.
Peshawari Chappals never become old-fashioned. If is wear in special event is such as an engagement, Mayon, Mehendi ceremony and weddings.
Peshawari chappal is famous for its durability. The chappal’s cutting, stitching and fitting; everything is done by the manufactures by their own hands and they strive to make the best possible pair of chappal. Durability of Peshawari chappal is better than any other footwear.
Peshawari chappal gives both a traditional look on shalwar qameez and a trendy appearance when worn with jeans. This east-meets-west feature adds to its fame and due to the continuing increase in popularity.