Memsaab

I had heard a lot about Memsaab from friends and family. I’m assuming it’s because of the way the shop has been marketed. The flagship store was opened in Luton, so generally people in and around the London area have heard of it. Thus, when it’s mentioned people in the Midlands feel intrigued to visit.
When I did, I was disappointed. It’s a very average shop with very average styled unstitched outfits.
I didn’t find anything unique or unseen in other shops nearby. In fact, I found them to be a lot more expensive for clothes of synthetic fabrics, compared to other boutiques that sold similar embroidery on pure fabrics at a lesser price!
The staff members can come across as cold, but I doubt this is intentional. I think they just have an eye for browsers, who aren’t made to feel very welcome!

Memsaab is one of many Ladieswear shops on Soho Road and there are so many saris and dresses to choose from.
I am impressed with the range of saris on offer here and there are bangles here as well for you to purchase. The saris come in many colours and the designs are pretty intricate as well.
I am no fashion expert and don’t really spend much time in these shops. If I do end up going shopping with my parents and they go into sari stores, I tend to stand outside the shop.
I didn’t actually see any women staff at Memsaab despite this being a Ladieswear store. I did find this a bit strange. Why would you have a Ladies retail clothes shop and have no Women staff? To be fair I did speak to a male staff member and he did know his stuff. Whether I come back here, I’m not so sure.