Eid shopping has accumulated in Naogaon. The Eid bazaar has gathered in advance from the thought of whether or not you will get your favorite clothes at the last minute. The shops are bustling with shoppers from morning to midnight.
Punjabi-pajama for boys, shirt-pant, three-piece for girls, frock, skirt and children’s shirt-pant, Punjabi-pajama are available.
Traders say that this year’s sales are quite good compared to previous years. And the buyers say that the sellers are charging exorbitant prices of clothes.
On Friday (March 29), Dewan Bazaar, Gitanjali Shopping Complex, Basak Shopping Complex, Majeda Super Market, Bismillah Tower, Madina Market, etc., in Naogaon city were visited to see the bustling Eid market.
Talking to the sellers, it is known that the trading is going on from 9 am to midnight. Selling frocks, gowns, gypsy, floor touch, organdy three-piece, lehenga, Chinese party dresses, Indian organza dresses for kids and girls. This year, ‘aliya cut’ clothes are at the top of choice for girls and young women. Then there is the demand for the three-piece ‘Masakalli’, ‘Nayarakat’, ‘Kalamkari’ and ‘Navabi’. Different types of clothes are being sold from Tk 2 to Tk 10,000.
Boys are buying different brands of pants, shirts and panjabi. Punjabi movies named ‘Pathan’ and ‘Baahubali-2’ are at the top of demand among school-college students. Selling from two to five thousand rupees. Some are also buying cotton pajama-punjabi. They are selling from 1500 to 4000 taka.
A few saree shops including Veenapani, Ganesh, Pabna Bastralaya in Kapapatti area of the city can be seen, crowded with buyers. Different types of silk sarees, cotton katan, gold katan, Banarasi, half silk, Jamdani sarees are sold in these shops. These sarees are being sold for 2 to 10 thousand rupees. And low-income buyers buy sarees from Shahjadpur and Tangail weavers between 800 and 1500 taka.
MM Majid, a seller of a large cloth store in Suparipatti area, said, “We have a collection of different brands of three-pieces for girls as well as pajama, punjabi and shirts for boys.” Compared to ready-made clothes, the price of ready-made clothes has not increased much. Since the beginning of Ramadan, the sale of cloth has been very good. It looks like it will get more crowded in the next few days.
Zakia Jasmine, a shopper at Dewan Bazar, said that due to the last-minute rush, she wanted to complete her Eid shopping earlier this year. He came to the market and saw a crowded crowd. The seller does not have time to talk to the buyer. The price is demanding. In the meantime, I bought clothes for my daughter. I still have shopping to do.
Shahidul Islam, the owner of Asman Big Bazar Trading Company in the city, said that at the beginning of fasting, the number of customers is less but as the day of Eid is approaching, the number of customers in the shop is increasing. In addition to clothing, our store also sells shoes and cosmetics, but clothing has been the biggest selling point so far. This year the price is higher but the quality of the clothes is good, so the buyers are satisfied.
