Claw clips, or hair catchers as most of us call them in Pakistan, are the one hair accessory almost every girl owns. But prices online swing from Rs 99 to Rs 1,500 for what looks like the same clip. This guide explains what you should actually pay in 2026 and how to pick one that will not snap in a week.
Claw clip prices in Pakistan in 2026
- Single basic clip (Rs 99 to 250): thin ABS plastic, fine for thin to medium hair. Usually sold loose on marketplaces or in local markets.
- Medium and large clips (Rs 250 to 500): thicker plastic, stronger spring, holds a full bun. This is the sweet spot for daily wear.
- Sets and bundles (Rs 500 to 1,500): 3 to 8 clips in mixed colours, often with matching scrunchies or mini clips. Cheapest per piece and the best value if you use them every day.
- Acetate and premium Korean-style clips (Rs 800 to 2,000 each): tortoiseshell and marble patterns, heavier, mostly for gifting.
A fair rule: if a single clip costs more than Rs 500, it should be acetate or metal. If a set of 5 costs under Rs 400, expect the springs to weaken fast.
How to choose a claw clip for thick hair
- Size matters more than brand. For thick or long hair pick a clip of at least 8 cm. Smaller clips slip out.
- Check the spring. A metal spring outlasts a plastic hinge.
- Matte finish hides scratches. Glossy clips look nicer on day one and worse by week three.
- Buy sets, not singles. Delivery in Pakistan costs Rs 150 to 200, so one Rs 250 clip becomes Rs 450 at the door. A set of 5 spreads that cost.
Where to buy claw clips online in Pakistan
At Elora, hair accessory sets start around Rs 599, delivery is Rs 149, and orders of Rs 1,499 and above ship free with cash on delivery all over Pakistan. Every item is checked before packing and we reply on WhatsApp within minutes.