Trendyol launches Cappadocia-inspired Ramadan Collection exclusively for GCC Customers
Inspired by the timeless charm of Cappadocia, the collection features 90 curated pieces including abayas, dresses, kaftans, coordinated top-and-bottom sets and more.
Designed by Trendyol's in-house designers and manufactured by high-quality Turkish suppliers, the collection includes pastel, neutral, and earthy shades echoing the essence of Cappadocia.
The modest wear range features flowy designs and ruffled silhouettes, with details including gold buttons, jewel embellishments, and bow details offering versatile styling for both iftar and sahoor gatherings. It also features a limited 'mini-me' Eid line with mom-daughter matching items to celebrate Eid Al-Fitr in style.
'Last year, we introduced Trendyol's first Ramadan Collection for the Gulf, a modest wear line designed specifically for our customers in the region, which was embraced by our Gulf shoppers and sold out quickly. Inspired by Turkiye's rich heritage and the timeless beauty of Cappadocia, this latest collection reinforces our commitment to the region and to listening to what our shoppers want, presenting them with a selection of relevant, high-quality and affordable products,' said Mohamad ElAnsari, chief executive officer, Trendyol Gulf.
In addition to the Ramadan Collection, Trendyol has just launched its first own-brand Home Collection under its growing homeware category in time for the holy month. With a selection of elegant table covers, runners and placemats, as well as towels, duvet covers and more, the Mediterranean-inspired range provides Gulf shoppers with items to get their home ready for hosting.
Since its launch in the Gulf in 2023, Trendyol has become one of the region's most downloaded shopping apps, attracting over 4 million customers. Customers across the Gulf, including Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman, can now explore the collection and purchase the products on the Trendyol app and website www.trendyol.com/ar/.
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