Our History
A Journey of Love,
Woven Into Every Thread
Aman Kay Rang was founded out of memory and love. What began as a mother's personal healing journey through ancient textiles has blossomed into a heritage fashion brand celebrating the lives, techniques, and spirits of Pakistani artisans.
In Loving Memory
Uzma Shoaib founded the brand in honor of her daughter, Aman. Her dream was to see the traditional, colorful, and raw beauty of our ancient designs treated with the respect and luxury they deserve.
We do not produce clothing in assembly lines. Each lawn collection, each unstitched silk piece, and every chikankari panel is printed, embroidered, and checked by human eyes and hands.
Through this focus, we pay a living wage directly to the craftswomen and men in regional hubs who keep our ancestral arts alive.
Our Timeline
How the Colors Grew
Solace in Craft
Finding light in the dark. Founded by Uzma Shoaib in memory of her daughter Aman, we turned to traditional woodblocks and embroidery for healing.
The Promise Fulfilled
Structuring the label around a simple mission: to preserve ancestral block-printing methods while establishing fair wages for women artisans in South Punjab.
Regional Hubs Established
Opening dedicated centers in Multan and Bahawalpur, gathering over 30 craft women specializing in shadow work and raw vegetable dye printing.
A National Tribute
Sharing Aman's colors on the modern digital stage, proving that heritage fashion does not belong to templates, but to handcrafted stories.