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budget-friendly clothing, footwear, beauty items, and accessories for men, women, and children, with frequent inventory updates and low price points starting around 149.

Core Product Categories

Women's Wear: Casual tops, baggy shirts, barrel pants, dresses, kurtis, salwar sets, and ethno-fusion wear. Instagram +1

Men's Wear: Casual t-shirts, printed shirts, trousers, shorts, and innerwear. zudio

Kids' Wear: Outfits and essentials for newborns, toddlers, and older children up to age 14. Zudio

Beauty & Grooming: Budget-friendly makeup, skin care products, and popular everyday fragrances. Instagram +1

Accessories & Footwear: Sneakers, sliders, sandals, bags, jewelry, and bag charms.

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