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Hi, You can bargain for clothing in souks and markets, but haggling won’t work in malls and larger chain shops.The Dubai Shopping Festival is held every January, and Dubai Summer Surprises is held in July and August. At these times, most shops in the city offer good discounts on clothing. By holding out for the sales, you’ll be able to find cheap, quality clothing. Sharjah Souq Al-arsah
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Usually 1 to 10, 1 to 20, day to day shopping centres are there and you can get all the products in cheap rates. clothing some of them I had bought are good. you can try there. just don't buy make up items, inner wear.
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