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Shop 'n' Drop... Coming Soon


Shop'n'Drop is a new boutique with a unique concept which will open soon in Salhiya Complex. The concept will not be revealed for now, Just wait for the launch of the store and keep an eye on my blog to find out more about it.

At Shop'n'Drop, you’ll find a vast array of casual chic labels to choose from such as: Rachel Pally, Twinkle, Dorothy Lee, Wildfox, Gypsy 05, Rory Beca, Beckerman, BChyll, Pencey, Tucker, Myne L.A, Otrera, Amanda Uprichard, and many more.


And we have some great news for you. Shop'n'Drop has a special offer for Confashions From Kuwait readers, the first 10 customers who buy from Shop'n'Drop will instantly get a 10% discount on items that exceed KD 40. More details will be shared with you once the store is launched.
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Anonymous said…
Im not sure if I like the name at all !
21 February, 2009
Anonymous said…
I agree, it looks very cheap and cheesy! Should have picked a name more elegant and classy sounding!
21 February, 2009
Anonymous said…
I believe that its coming from shop till you drop !
But it's sounds good!
21 February, 2009
Anonymous said…
no you guys, its SHOP .. AND then ur jaws will DROP because of the prices .. got it?
theyre realistic i like that:P
21 February, 2009
Anonymous said…
Wow! i can't wait! I'm a big fan of all the brands mentioned! n my interpretation of the name i guess is due to the fact that the products are exquisite n fab ur going 2 drop from the bags on the way OUT! i totally love the name! congrats! :D
21 February, 2009
Anonymous said…
yaaay! otrera scarves! they're sooo innn and I'd love 2 have one! I'm excited! please confashions inform us in advance for the opening. love it love it love it (love the boutique's name too,so femme)
24 February, 2009
Anonymous said…
otrera scarves at pickyourtag.com
14 March, 2009
Anonymous said…
When is the openning? please keep us up to date.
15 March, 2009
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