Vol. 12  ·  Issue 05   |   Karachi
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
Fashion  •  Beauty  •  Lifestyle  •  Culture

Pakistan Day Sales Listed!

The definitive list for how to stretch the Rupee this Pakistan Day.

Edition Pakistan · 18 March 2021

Over the past few years, 23rd March – Pakistan Day – has become synonymous with sale season. The week leading up the day becomes a minefield of spaces where you could blow your money. Of course, you would be supporting the economy and that is nothing short of patriotic. So here you go, we compiled a list of just some of the offers out there. This is an evolving list so we sure to come back!

Gul Ahmed – upto 50% off for 100% Pakistanis. You may want to check your credentials before you start shopping, though. Are you Pakistani enough?

Levis Pakistan – flat 30% and 50% off on all sale items. This does seem a bit tricky though – 30% on already discounted products?

J. – upto 50% on cosmetics and perfumes. And a flat 25% on women’s unstitched clothing, bags and shoes.

Almirah

Kayseria – 15% on new arrivals but only online.

Borjan Shoes – flat 23% off on selective range of shoes, bags and accessories. Key word being ‘selective.’

Leisure Club – flat 23% off on new arrivals, only online.

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