Nyla Abaya launched in the UAE — A premium online fashion abaya shopping destination
Nyla Abaya, a premium online abaya fashion brand, has officially launched in the UAE, offering an exquisite collection of handmade, embroidered and pearl-work abayas crafted from premium fabric. Nyla Abaya caters to fashion-conscious women seeking premium, luxury and customisation in their abaya choices.
"We take pride in serving to our customers in UAE, Riyadh, Doha, and worldwide, making Dubai's fashion abaya styles accessible no matter where you are. Our international shipping process is smooth and hassle-free, enabling our global customers to enjoy the luxury of Dubai's Abaya fashion from the comfort of their homes," said Ameena, founder of Nyla Abaya.
Nyla Abaya's vision is deeply rooted in craftsmanship and attention to detail, reflecting in its fine selection of delicate designs that elevate abaya couture to new heights of luxury. The brand also offers customised luxury abayas, allowing customers to personalise their attire to perfection.
To celebrate the launch, Nyla Abaya is offering an exclusive 15 per cent discount on all abayas. Customers can avail of this offer by using the code NY15 at checkout on https://nylauae.com/. Additionally, the brand is providing free shipping across the UAE, ensuring a seamless shopping experience for its local customers.
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