Kurta collection
Reviews highlight a strong kurta collection, including traditional and family options for Eid and everyday wear.
Junaid Jamshed - Dubai
Bur Dubai
Junaid Jamshed in Bur Dubai is a clothing store focused on Pakistani and eastern wear, with kurta and shalwar kameez among the most-mentioned choices. Customers also come for ladies’ stitched clothes and perfumes, though the shopping experience can vary considerably by visit.
Reputation Score
3.9
★★★★☆
686 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Elegant designs
Several customers describe the designs as elegant, with quality that keeps them returning to the brand.
Ladieswear variety
The ladies’ section is noted for a wide range of stitched clothing, with one customer choosing three dresses after receiving helpful assistance.
Traditional wear
The store gives shoppers access to Pakistani-style traditional clothing, including premium-quality stitched suits.
Sale value
Some shoppers find the regular prices high but consider the sales especially worthwhile.
Pleasant visits
Some Bur Dubai customers report smiling, patient service, including during crowded sale periods.
Tips for a Better Visit
Avoid holidays. Avoid festival holidays if possible: reviews describe jam-packed stores, sold-out good items and long checkout queues.
Check prices. Compare the garment label with the till price before paying, as one customer reported a higher scanned amount.
Confirm fitting. Ask about trial-room availability and the number of items allowed before selecting several outfits to try.
Inspect fabric. Inspect stitching and fabric before leaving; one customer found a suit torn at home and later reported difficulty returning it.
Consider sales. If the regular pricing feels steep, time your purchase around a sale, which one shopper described as especially attractive.
Mind stairs. Take care on the stairs and allow extra time, as reviews describe slippery steps and a crowded store environment.
Plan the visit
Practical details
jumaa al majid Building - meena bazaar - 17 - 17 Al Fahidi St
Al Souq Al Kabeer - Al Fahidi, Dubai
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 4:30 PM – 11:00 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
shalwar Qameez dress
The brand is also recognised in reviews for Pakistani-style shalwar kameez and premium stitched suits.
perfumes
Perfumes are another product customers specifically mention enjoying at the Dubai store.
Common Concerns
Uneven service
Rude or unprofessional staff behaviour is a repeated concern, including complaints about dismissive responses and poor customer care.
High prices
Customers commonly describe the clothing as expensive, with some saying the quality does not justify the markup.
Trial limits
Multiple reviews report restricted fitting access, including limits of two garments or no usable trial room during busy periods.
Price mismatch
Checkouts have been criticised for scanning higher prices than those displayed on garment labels.
Return problems
One online-order customer reported no working route for returns or refunds, along with unresponsive contact details.
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The Bottom Line
Junaid Jamshed in Bur Dubai is a Pakistani and eastern-wear shop where shoppers look for kurtas, shalwar kameez, ladies’ stitched clothes and perfumes. The range suits traditional and festive dressing, and some customers describe the designs as elegant with good quality. The ladies’ section has been praised for variety, while the kurta collection is a clear draw.
Prices are a recurring reservation. Customers call the clothing expensive or heavily marked up, although sales can make the visit feel more worthwhile. One review records AED 205 for a shalwar kameez and says the garment deteriorated after its first wash, so inspect fabric, stitching and sizing before paying.
It is also worth checking that the label and scanned till price match. Service is inconsistent rather than reliably poor or good. Some shoppers report patient, pleasant help even during sales, but many describe rude behaviour, limited fitting access and difficulty getting help with online orders, returns or refunds.
Ask about the trial-room rules before gathering several outfits. Festival holidays can mean a jam-packed shop, sold-out popular pieces and long checkout queues, so an off-peak visit should be less stressful. Watch the stairs too: one customer nearly slipped and said there were no safety measures.