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RIZONÉ

About RIZONÉ

A small menswear label built on fit, fabric and restraint — cut wide, made to be worn open, and sold across Pakistan.

RIZONÉ started with a complaint. Shirts in this market are either cut for a body nobody has, or printed with something loud enough to make up for a fabric that is not worth looking at closely. We wanted the opposite: a small range, cut properly, in cloth that earns a second glance.

What we make

A tight catalogue rather than a broad one. Camp collar and button-down shirts, trousers cut baggy or straight, shorts made for real heat, and co-ord sets where the two pieces were designed together rather than matched afterwards.

Detail is worked into the cloth, not printed on top of it. Eyelet, embroidery and open weaves survive a wash; a print is one hot cycle away from looking tired. It costs more to make and it is the whole reason we are here.

How it fits

Boxy through the body, short enough to wear untucked, wide enough to move in. That is a choice, not an accident of grading — a camp collar shirt worn open only works if the block sits away from the body.

Every garment is measured flat and published in inches on the size guide. Compare them against a shirt you already own and like. It is far more reliable than measuring yourself, and it is why our exchange rate is as low as it is.

Where we are

We ship across Pakistan, in 3–5 working days, with Cash on Delivery and bank transfer. Orders are packed by the same small team that picked the fabric, and if something is wrong with what turns up, message us and a person answers — not a ticket number.

What we will not do

We do not run a permanent sale. A price cut every second week means the first price was never real, and we would rather set one that is.

We do not release weekly. New pieces land when the fabric is right and the fit is signed off, which is a slower calendar than the market runs on and produces a wardrobe rather than a pile.