Maison Margiela is Now Available Online in the UAE
Jul 10, 2025
Until now, buying Margiela in the UAE often required a cocktail of persistence, proxy shoppers, and blind faith in overseas sizing charts. It was a pursuit - part sport, part scavenger hunt. That ends now.
The Maison has launched its official e-commerce site in the UAE, quietly removing the hoops while preserving the mystique. Ready-to-wear, accessories, Replica scents, and the ever-polarising Tabi boots are now a few clicks away at maisonmargiela.ae. Delivery? Same day in Dubai, next day elsewhere in the Emirates.
There's also a buy-now, pay-later option, in case your cart tips into 'avant-garde investment' territory.
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