Rubys Collection

worst place ever. horrible customer service. collection was so outdated. hello we’re in 2016! do not waste your time here!

I’m only giving one star since there’s no option for negative. I went there to look for bridal gowns and I liked one outfit. When I wanted try it on I was told that I can’t because I didn’t «look» like I was serious when I was actually serious enough to buy an outfit with them. In addition, she had mentioned that they have a large collection in the back but since she had me all figured out she refused to show it to me. That was extremely rude and offensive. They just lost a lot of business as I was willing to potentially purchase mehndi items and bridesmaids saris from there too. Don’t waste your time going to Ruby’s collection and being insulted. :@

Ruby’s Collection is delightful. A little too pricey though and having a sign that says «Final Price» doesn’t make me want to buy clothing here.
However, blouse stitching is great. Jewelry is fabulous too. Chooris everywhere.
Plus, all the ladies that work there and the owner are fabulous. I will definitely go back if I ever have a time I’m in a jam and need a stitch or some choori!
Also, she has some GORGEOUS sarees and fine jewels too.

Great collection and very reasonable prices compared with jersey and nyc where I’ve always gone to shop not realizing there is a solid shop so close to dc. She has all the up-​to-​date fashion from casual to wedding wear and a men’s collection as well. I also liked the zero pressure/​no hovering style; rare in these shops.

Where to begin? I came here in preparation for my friend’s wedding. Why here you ask? Because I hear she is the best in the area when it comes to Indian attire. Actually the exact words were, she has «the market on lock.»
Shoppers beware– there’s no sign for this place. The GPS will tell you «your destination is on the right» and you’re looking like, where? I only see a building with windows and no signs. Luckily my friend gave me a landmark, which sounds funny but was absolutely true, «look for a white van with a bunch of Indian ladies on it.» As I pulled up, BAM there was the van so I knew I was in the right place. You just have to know to park and walk down three flights of stairs to the store otherwise you’ll be confused (talk about needing to be in the know)
My shopping experience though— phenomenal! Short version I went for a top to go with the saree. In 45 minutes she opened a top, pinned the areas for alterations, made said alterations, fitted me again for good measure and I walked out of the store ready to go. Now really… where can you go to get service like that? Whenever I go for alterations, even if its a quick hem, I always hear come back in a few days. Not at this place-that’s worth some stars alone. Everyone there was very sweet which I really appreciated since I am not Indian and I don’t have a clue about the attire.
Everything in the store was beautiful, from wedding wear to casual wear, accessories to the kids outfits, the place has a great selection. If you need Indian attire, this place is great. Its convenient, right by Tyson’s Mall. You just gotta look for the white van out front!

Beautiful Indian clothes. Near May Jewelers.