Why Every Garment Takes Time
From fabric to finished packaging, nothing at MehRāj is rushed. This is what separates a garment from a piece worth keeping.
The Cutting Table
Fabric Selection
Fabric
Every bolt inspected by hand before it earns a place in the House.
Stitching
Seams closed with the same hand-finished technique across every size.
Embroidery
Motifs worked thread by thread, never machine-replicated.
Finishing
Pressed, inspected, and packaged as the final act of care.
Crafted By Scale of Perfection
Hours Per Garment
Dedicated hand embroidery & multi-stage fitting
Pure Natural Fibers
Sourced directly from heritage weaving clusters
Master Artisans
Preserving royal court embroidery techniques
Mass Production
Every piece cut and crafted strictly to order
Materials
What Goes Into a MehRāj Piece
Handloom Cotton
Breathable, woven on traditional looms for kurtas and daywear.
Raw & Tussar Silk
Reserved for sherwanis and bandhgalas that need weight and sheen.
Pure Linen
Sourced for warm-weather tailoring that still holds a sharp line.
Zari & Zardozi Thread
Metallic and silk threads for hand embroidery on festive pieces.
The Hands Behind The House
Meet the master ustads whose lifelong dedication turns rare raw threads into heirloom garments.
Ustad Rashid Khan
Head Zardozi Master
“A needle in hand is not just a tool; it carries the weight of five centuries of court artistry.”
Master Gurpreet Singh
Master Pattern Cutter
“If a cut is off by a single millimeter, the silk will never drape with the reverence it deserves.”
Made to order, in-house
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