ABOUT US

Nothing is made until it is yours.

Old craft, cut for the way you live now.

RJ’s Pret is a luxury pretwear house founded by Dr Rida Jawaad in 2018. The work we build on is older than the house itself — mukesh laid by hand, dupattas finished on the loom’s terms rather than a machine’s, embroidery that takes the days it takes.

Most luxury is produced in quantity and sold as though it were rare. We work the other way round: a piece is cut after it is ordered — in your size, in the cloth you chose, by hand.

Designed in Islamabad, shipped from Derby, worn across the UK, Pakistan and most places in between.

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The person behind it

RJ’s Pret is Dr Rida Jawaad’s house. She leads the design work, chooses the cloth, and personally takes on a small number of bridal and made-to-measure commissions each season — not as a marketing line, but because a piece cut to someone’s own measurements cannot be delegated to a size chart.

If you commission something from us, you will speak to her. That is the part of this business we are least willing to scale.

Two homes, one standard

Islamabad, Pakistan

Design and making

Our design studio, production floor and warehouse sit in PWD, O-9. This is where cloth is chosen, embroidery is set, and every piece is cut and finished by hand.

Derby, United Kingdom

Head office and UK base

Our UK base handles orders, returns and appointments for British and European customers. Most pieces are made and dispatched from Islamabad; a small number of UK orders are sent from here.

How we make things

We work two ways, and we are clear about which is which before you buy — because they are not the same promise.

  • Made to order. Cut and stitched after you order, to your own measurements if you give them. Nothing sits in a warehouse waiting. It takes longer, and it fits.
  • Ready stock. Held in Derby, on its way to you within days. What you see is what ships.

If you are unsure which a piece is, ask — we would rather answer than have you guess.

The collections

Mukesh Edit
Mukesh work on silk. Our most considered pieces, for evenings that deserve them.
Vignette
Printed cotton silk three-piece sets, each with a soft silk chiffon dupatta.
Festal
Sheesha silk, Swarovski detail and embroidered cutwork, for celebrations.
Nooreh
Softer, quieter pieces — the ones customers come back for.
Silk & Spice
Bandhani and colour, in silks that hold their drape.
Luxury shawls & dupattas
Handmade traditional dupattas and shawls, made in small numbers.

Bridal, and anything made to measure

Bridal is where we are most careful and least rushed. A commission begins with a conversation, not an order form: what the day looks like, what you want to feel like in it, what your family expects, and what the cloth can honestly do.

Measurements can be taken at the Islamabad studio, in Derby, over a video call, or at an event we are attending. Wherever you are, it is the same designer and the same standard.

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Getting it to you

United Kingdom & Europe

Free delivery on every order, with a faster paid option if you need a piece sooner.

Rest of the world

Weight-based rates from £20, and free on orders over £350 — wherever you are. Full rates are in our Shipping Policy.

We ship worldwide — India and the Gulf included. Where a country charges import duty we will tell you what to expect before you order, rather than let it meet you at the door.

Talk to us

There is a person at the other end of every message, usually the same day.

WhatsApp · UK

+44 7845 196 123

WhatsApp · Pakistan

+92 300 8594234