Welcome to SAYA Get Lawn collection of Women Stitch & Unstitched Ready To Wear

Luxury, elegance and couture details are at the heart of the family-owned SAYA, freshly launched under the aegis of Al Razzaq Fibres in 2017. A fashion house specializing in casual wear for the contemporary woman, SAYA creates sleek, sophisticated and polished sartorial options for both the working woman and the lady who lunches and is indubitably set to become a must-have for every stylish individual's lifestyle.

Buoyed by a passion for quality textiles; a burning desire to become the frontrunner of Pakistan’s fabric industry and with a strong family-oriented team, Al Razzaq Fibres is dedicated to producing high-quality textile products and is currently one of the nation's most well-known suppliers of fabric to Pakistan’s leading designers and high-street brands.

Stepping into Pakistan’s burgeoning fashion arena, with a strong design team dedicated to perfecting the most intricate details, SAYA creates garments that are beautifully covetable yet affordable and which transcend fleeting fashion trends by ushering in and dovetailing the classic with the contemporary so as to render each piece instantly timeless.

Crafted with these modern-day, iconic women in mind, SAYA’s Spring/Summer Unstitched Digital Luxury Lawn Collection - Juxtaposing a rich color palette; elegant prints and exquisite thread-work embroidery transposed onto superfine Pima Cotton - is certainly a must-have addition to your wardrobe.

Introduced by one of Pakistan's textile giants, SAYA is undoubtedly set to become Pakistan’s most coveted.

Saya no Uta, often translated as Saya's Song, is a visual novel developed by Nitroplus, renowned for its disturbing psychological horror themes and mature content. The story centers around Fuminori Sakisaka, a medical student whose life is irrevocably altered by a tragic car accident that claims the lives of his parents and leaves him with a severe brain injury. This injury drastically alters his perception of reality, transforming the world around him into a grotesque, fleshy nightmare. The once familiar sights and sounds are replaced by pulsating organs, viscera, and the stench of decay. Human beings appear as monstrous, writhing creatures, their voices distorted into guttural, incomprehensible noises.

Isolated and terrified by his new reality, Fuminori struggles to maintain his sanity. He finds himself increasingly withdrawn, unable to connect with the horrifying figures he perceives as his former friends and colleagues. His doctors, baffled by his condition, offer little solace, their attempts at therapy and medication proving ineffective against the fundamental alteration of his senses. Just as Fuminori teeters on the edge of despair, a beacon of hope appears in the form of Saya.

Saya is a mysterious girl who emerges from the carnage of the accident seemingly unscathed. To Fuminori's distorted perception, she appears as a beautiful, ethereal being, the only source of normalcy in his twisted world. Her voice is melodious and soothing, a stark contrast to the cacophony that assaults his ears. She offers him companionship and understanding, providing a lifeline in the abyss of his altered reality. Fuminori clings to Saya, desperate for connection and solace in a world that has become utterly alien. He becomes completely dependent on her, relying on her presence to anchor him to a semblance of sanity.

Their relationship deepens, evolving into a complex and unsettling romance. Fuminori's perception of Saya as a savior blinds him to the increasingly disturbing reality of her existence. He dismisses the strange occurrences surrounding her, the missing persons reports, the unsettling rumors, and the growing suspicion of his friends. He rationalizes her unusual behavior, attributing it to her otherworldly nature. His love for Saya becomes an obsession, consuming his every thought and action.

As the story progresses, the truth about Saya's nature gradually unravels. Hints are dropped, subtle at first, then increasingly blatant, revealing a horrifying reality. Saya is not human. She is an otherworldly entity, a creature of unimaginable power and alien biology. Her presence is the source of the grotesque transformation that Fuminori experiences. The fleshy landscape, the monstrous figures, the stench of decay – all are manifestations of Saya's influence.

The revelation of Saya's true nature forces Fuminori to confront the horrifying reality of his situation. He must choose between the comforting illusion of his relationship with Saya and the terrifying truth of his altered world. This choice presents a profound moral dilemma, forcing him to question the nature of reality, love, and sanity. The decision he makes will determine not only his own fate but also the fate of those around him.

The narrative of Saya no Uta explores the fragility of the human psyche and the devastating consequences of trauma. It delves into the themes of isolation, delusion, and the desperate search for connection in a world that has become incomprehensible. The story is a chilling examination of the power of love and the lengths to which one will go to maintain a semblance of normalcy in the face of overwhelming horror. The disturbing imagery and unsettling themes are not gratuitous but serve to underscore the profound psychological impact of Fuminori's trauma and the devastating consequences of his encounter with Saya. The game's multiple endings offer different perspectives on the story's themes, leaving the player to grapple with the complex moral and philosophical questions raised by the narrative. Saya no Uta is not simply a horror story; it is a psychological thriller that explores the darkest corners of the human mind and the terrifying consequences of confronting the unknown.

Welcome to SAYA Get Lawn collection of Women Stitch & Unstitched Ready To Wear

Luxury, elegance and couture details are at the heart of the family-owned SAYA, freshly launched under the aegis of Al Razzaq Fibres in 2017. A fashion house specializing in casual wear for the contemporary woman, SAYA creates sleek, sophisticated and polished sartorial options for both the working woman and the lady who lunches and is indubitably set to become a must-have for every stylish individual's lifestyle.

Buoyed by a passion for quality textiles; a burning desire to become the frontrunner of Pakistan’s fabric industry and with a strong family-oriented team, Al Razzaq Fibres is dedicated to producing high-quality textile products and is currently one of the nation's most well-known suppliers of fabric to Pakistan’s leading designers and high-street brands.

Stepping into Pakistan’s burgeoning fashion arena, with a strong design team dedicated to perfecting the most intricate details, SAYA creates garments that are beautifully covetable yet affordable and which transcend fleeting fashion trends by ushering in and dovetailing the classic with the contemporary so as to render each piece instantly timeless.

Crafted with these modern-day, iconic women in mind, SAYA’s Spring/Summer Unstitched Digital Luxury Lawn Collection - Juxtaposing a rich color palette; elegant prints and exquisite thread-work embroidery transposed onto superfine Pima Cotton - is certainly a must-have addition to your wardrobe.

Introduced by one of Pakistan's textile giants, SAYA is undoubtedly set to become Pakistan’s most coveted.

Saya no Uta, often translated as Saya's Song, is a visual novel developed by Nitroplus, renowned for its disturbing psychological horror themes and mature content. The story centers around Fuminori Sakisaka, a medical student whose life is irrevocably altered by a tragic car accident that claims the lives of his parents and leaves him with a severe brain injury. This injury drastically alters his perception of reality, transforming the world around him into a grotesque, fleshy nightmare. The once familiar sights and sounds are replaced by pulsating organs, viscera, and the stench of decay. Human beings appear as monstrous, writhing creatures, their voices distorted into guttural, incomprehensible noises.

Isolated and terrified by his new reality, Fuminori struggles to maintain his sanity. He finds himself increasingly withdrawn, unable to connect with the horrifying figures he perceives as his former friends and colleagues. His doctors, baffled by his condition, offer little solace, their attempts at therapy and medication proving ineffective against the fundamental alteration of his senses. Just as Fuminori teeters on the edge of despair, a beacon of hope appears in the form of Saya.

Saya is a mysterious girl who emerges from the carnage of the accident seemingly unscathed. To Fuminori's distorted perception, she appears as a beautiful, ethereal being, the only source of normalcy in his twisted world. Her voice is melodious and soothing, a stark contrast to the cacophony that assaults his ears. She offers him companionship and understanding, providing a lifeline in the abyss of his altered reality. Fuminori clings to Saya, desperate for connection and solace in a world that has become utterly alien. He becomes completely dependent on her, relying on her presence to anchor him to a semblance of sanity.

Their relationship deepens, evolving into a complex and unsettling romance. Fuminori's perception of Saya as a savior blinds him to the increasingly disturbing reality of her existence. He dismisses the strange occurrences surrounding her, the missing persons reports, the unsettling rumors, and the growing suspicion of his friends. He rationalizes her unusual behavior, attributing it to her otherworldly nature. His love for Saya becomes an obsession, consuming his every thought and action.

As the story progresses, the truth about Saya's nature gradually unravels. Hints are dropped, subtle at first, then increasingly blatant, revealing a horrifying reality. Saya is not human. She is an otherworldly entity, a creature of unimaginable power and alien biology. Her presence is the source of the grotesque transformation that Fuminori experiences. The fleshy landscape, the monstrous figures, the stench of decay – all are manifestations of Saya's influence.

The revelation of Saya's true nature forces Fuminori to confront the horrifying reality of his situation. He must choose between the comforting illusion of his relationship with Saya and the terrifying truth of his altered world. This choice presents a profound moral dilemma, forcing him to question the nature of reality, love, and sanity. The decision he makes will determine not only his own fate but also the fate of those around him.

The narrative of Saya no Uta explores the fragility of the human psyche and the devastating consequences of trauma. It delves into the themes of isolation, delusion, and the desperate search for connection in a world that has become incomprehensible. The story is a chilling examination of the power of love and the lengths to which one will go to maintain a semblance of normalcy in the face of overwhelming horror. The disturbing imagery and unsettling themes are not gratuitous but serve to underscore the profound psychological impact of Fuminori's trauma and the devastating consequences of his encounter with Saya. The game's multiple endings offer different perspectives on the story's themes, leaving the player to grapple with the complex moral and philosophical questions raised by the narrative. Saya no Uta is not simply a horror story; it is a psychological thriller that explores the darkest corners of the human mind and the terrifying consequences of confronting the unknown.