“Haiqah” Modest Islamic Clothing Brand opens its new store at East Shopping Centre, London

One of the most loved brands in London, Haiqah opens its new store at The East Shopping Centre. The massive mall houses elite brands from the eastern part of the world. Customers looking to fill in their wardrobes with latest winter apparels can pay a visit and benefit from the ongoing special opening offers.
The modest Islamic brand has been known for elegant designs and unique patterns. They have a wide range of modern Abayas, Kimonos, Coats, Trousers & Tunics. You can also find brilliant evening gowns and work wears in the store.
After the success of the Ilford store, Haiqah chose to cater the clients at The East Shopping Centre. The ambience they chose for the store is just breath-taking and the way they have showcased the products is nothing short of a spectacle. Islamic fashion lovers will surely admire the way the showroom has panned out and most importantly they will love to buy from one of the leading Islamic modest wear brands.
For customers who reside outside London, Haiqah has an online store that updates its collection every now and then. You can check back for the latest collections and buy with confidence. You can also hope to get introductory discounts and other offers. Haiqah generally gives heavy discounts during Eid and other special occasions.

Pay a visit to the new store and do leave your reviews on Google and social media, it will help us to serve you better in the future. Hope to see you soon…..have a great day!!
Location: Ilford, UK

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