Mairs are one of the exceptional stores on Soho Road for that Asian wedding and bridal attire…read more They always display the latest designs and the fashion you can't produce in the UK, they bring all the items over from all over Asia, which includes, India, Singapore and far out east. Popular, and occasionally you will find a great sale on, they also have some nice outfits for men. Certainly take friends and family with you on your visit here. Whatever colours you prefer they sell. I like how they speak lots of languages, and it's more convenient for my mothers generation who knows that she trusts what they're saying about their garments when she can speak to them in her own language. I'd recommend visiting the store, car parking is available nearby, and the shop is served with bus routes regularly from the city and West Bromwich. Quite busy on the weekends though.

This is one shop on Soho Road I like going to and just walking into the shop, I got a sense of…read morethere being a friendly atmosphere about the place. Despite the fact I have not brought anything from here, I have tried one or two sherwanis from Mairs. Just wearing them felt good and the only thing that prevented me from buying them was price. I did ask if they could reduce the price by a small amount but they couldn't. What I will say is that the staff here are very friendly and will help you if you need it. They will happily answer your questions and offer you advice. I did find some sherwanis had way too much embroidery but I guess there are Asians out there that like Indian suits with plenty of sequins/embroidery. If Mairs did lower their prices then maybe I would buy a sherwani from here. As well as Menswear, there are Asian Ladieswear on sale here as well.

Placed an order for sherwani's for a friends wedding…read more Customer service was great and promised everything. However fabric samples failed to be posted to me to choose shades. Which meant i did not receive the outfits in time for the wedding. I was constantly promised they would arrive I even offered to come to store to choose shades. Upon delivery date I called and they told me they will call back regarding outfits, I recieved no call back.. This mean't I had to rush out last minute to purchase a western suit. Its a shame as I ordered my outfits 7 weeks in advance. I got a full refund from my deposit. Would I use this company again? NO

DO NOT USE THIS GUY, a complete con artist. I am a paying customer i spent £500 at his dhop and…read moretredted me like shit, made mechase after him, hung up on my calls, lied to me about when goods would be made. Even mr singhs brothers lied. Every one on soho road know these people are an absolute joke. The guy has an answer for everything! BE WARNED my main review is on google as to what happened to me

This shop reminds me of the Cash and Carry store in Leicester. I'm not someone who is a regular…read moreshopper but there are plenty of useful items people may want to purchase. From saris to god statues to kitchen utensils, these are some of the things you will find at Milans. Although there are some nice saris on sale, I'm not entirely sure whether future brides would buy saris from here. There are other shops on Soho Road that offer more in the way of bridal saris. And to be honest you will find better bridal saris elsewhere. Having said that the saris at Milans are good but not excellent and you might want to buy some saris from here anyway. That's just my view. I did like the god statues and I am into them. The majority are Hindu gods and they are well priced. I haven't actually brought any statues but I might just return here to do so. The shop is pretty clean as you would expect it to be and I may well come back to Milans in the near future.

Although this is a great shop, they always seem to have a sale on whenever I visit. I visited the…read morestore about a week ago with my mother, and was told that they will be having a closing down sale and moving away. OMG. They sell a good and varied selection of Asian clothing in here, and is the ideal visit if your shopping on Soho Rd. Everyone knows about this place and they have decent and reasonable prices. Over the years my family, especially my mother, have spent a small fortune in here buying Saree's and accessories that come in the most delightful of colours and fashions. It's nice how they've branched out to also include shawls, kitchenware, fashion accessories such as bindis, and items that you may need for religious worship. Overall a delightful store. Good prices, and they'll be surely missed if they were to ever leave.

These people provide no customer service and sold us what seemed like a used suit, refusing to…read morereturn it even though the threads were coming out. Do not trust them and do not buy anything from them.

Pam johal Birmingham Great customer service. The staff were…read morevery warm and helpful. Excellent quality of clothing. Standard price were ever you go. I was extremely pleased with the outfits I purchased. Thankyou Kiran's

Just by looking at the saris on display at Silons, I had a feeling that this place oozes class. And…read moreI was right. The saris here are pretty decent and my family have been here on several occasions. My mother in particular enjoys coming here and has brought a couple of dresses for upcoming weddings. Not that my dad has been pleased about it since he has ended up paying for them. There are also Mens sherwanis on sale so there is something for Men and they are not waiting for their partners to come out of the store. No offence women but you do spend way to long in shops. I know exactly how Men feel when it comes to waiting for women to finish in shops. I would come back here for sure and prices are not bad although there are one or two items that are expensive. A decent shop to go to in my view if you are looking for something to wear at a wedding.

Catwalk designs are commonly being incorporated in Asian formal outfits. Silons focuses on fusion…read morepieces of traditional Asian fabrics and embroidery with Western designs in the form of long dresses and corset/skirt outfits. The exterior looks like a high-end boutique with gorgeous window displays. However, the same appeal is lacking inside. There are many staff members who tend to shadow you as you browse, which I personally find quite frustrating but I suppose they're attempting to give a personal shopping experience. The designs are quite exuberant and extreme for my taste, but if that is what you're into then it's worth a visit. They're far from reasonably priced with outfits at around £400, although this is about average in the local area. They stock a limited range of jewellery also. There is a pay and display car park next to the boutique, which has a corner location so it's hard to miss.

The display at the front of the shop suggests that this store is mainly targeted at Women. That is…read morecorrect. But I did notice that within the shop there was a male sherwani on show. However despite this I did not see any male sherwanis on sale. So that made me ask myself why we would you have a male sherwani on show when you do not even sell any sherwanis. OK there are Men's shirts on offer but that's not the point. If you have something on show and you are not actually selling it, you do kind of feel cheated. I was disappointed by the fact Badial were not offering enough range in the Mens department. This is more a Ladies retail clothing shop and there are two floors of clothing. The ground floor has saris and blouses for Women whilst the first floor has Menswear and more saris for Women. There are also cooking saucepans as well as bangles on offer.

Do not visit JAI MANTRA. He has taken thousands of pounds from my family and not delivered any of…read morethe outfits we ordered. He has now refused to refund my family, he is basically a thief- he has taken money from my family and provided nothing. Take this as a warning and do not lose your money too.

There are few boutiques in Birmingham specialising in sarees, and those that do often focus on…read morehigh-end OR more casual ranges. Sai Dutta Sarees is a fusion of elaborate to simple designs at a range of prices. I was looking to buy a print sari that imitated a Satya Paul (Indian designer) design without breaking the bank balance. I wasn't expecting to find such a beautiful print in quality fabric at just £30! However, all the sarees do not necessarily come with a blouse or already-stitched "fall". Although they do have a large selection here, including satin, cotton and synthetic readymade petticoats. I brought my friend along who is well-endowed so finds it difficult to get a blouse that fits well. She was thrilled to find it here and it was under £10! The owner is very helpful and she has a tailor who stitches blouses and attaches fall to sarees.

The service at this shop was absolutely disgusting. Yesterday my mother and I went to look for a…read moreready made blouse that would match a sari we already had. At first the owner appeared helpful but was extremely condescending in her tone. She picked out one blouse and when we asked her whether we could let my mother try on another she was extremely reluctant. She insisted that my mother tries the arm of the blouse on and not the whole garment. After much insistence on my part, she finally gave in and rudely directed my mother to the fitting room. Once my mother was satisfied that the fitting was not appropriate, we gave the blouse back to the owner and were about to make our exit. My mother then merely pointed at another rack of blouses when the owner rudely told my mother to "not poke her nose over there" and asked us to move away from the clothes! I've never heard of a shop keeper asking customers to NOT look at what they had to sell! As we were leaving, I felt that I had to let the owner know politely that she had been exceptionally rude to us from the minute we entered her shop, initially watching us like a hawk and then speaking to my mother as if my mother was an uneducated fool. Once I'd told the owner she had been rude and she should treat us a bit better since we are the consumers, she immediately started shouting at myself and my mother saying that we were the rude ones and "making more work" for her by touching her blouses!!! She also yelled that we do not speak english (which was highly inappropriate since we were politely giving her feedback) and that my mother shouldn't be poking her nose into places where she shouldn't be! How disgustingly rude. Eventually she screamed at us to get out! I can happily say that we shall never be setting foot into Sai Datta sarees ever again. We have been told by several family friends that they have had similar experiences at the shop. Some have said that she only likes those people who buy things from her shop. Personally, I felt the need to warn all other consumers out there to stay away from such a poorly serviced establishment. Poorly serviced isn't even the appropriate phrase, the owner has never been taught manners in her entire life. If only I could give zero stars.

Nindis is a Ladieswear Retail shop based on the High Street in West Bromwich. This shop specialises…read morein Asian Ladieswear and offers a wide range of saris. No Menswear here so your best bet would be to go into Handsworth and see what is on offer there. There are so many saris to choose from in terms of colours. From black saris to pink and green saris to yellow saris you name it. You are spoilt for choice. My family rarely shop for Indian clothes in West Bromwich and they prefer to go to Handsworth and even Leicester. To be honest there are not many Asian clothing stores in West Bromwich so I guess it is not a surprise that they do go elsewhere. Nindis is a small shop so you might find yourself crammed if it does get packed. With Nindis being on the High Street, parking may well be tough so you might be resigned to having to park in side streets.

Wouldnt recommend nindis to anyone, They will take your…read moremoney and not deliver,very bad customer service and staff are absolutly rude. Wouldnt even give them 1 star!