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FRIDAY, JULY 18, 2025
Summer fashion gets affordable as Le Reve launches big sale

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Press Release
17 July, 2025, 03:20 pm
Last modified: 17 July, 2025, 03:23 pm

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Summer fashion gets affordable as Le Reve launches big sale

Press Release
17 July, 2025, 03:20 pm
Last modified: 17 July, 2025, 03:23 pm
Summer fashion gets affordable as Le Reve launches big sale

Fashion and lifestyle brand Le Reve has kicked off its 'Mid-Season Sale Festival 2025', offering a flat 50% discount on a wide range of apparel and accessories for women, men, teens, and kids, excluding new arrivals.

The sale, now live at all Le Reve outlets and online, features summer essentials and trendy casual wear, encompassing both Western and traditional styles. The collection features summer-ready office-to-party styles and comfortable everyday options.
For women, the discounted lineup includes tunics, kameez sets, sarees, abayas, tops, kotis, shrugs and t-shirts. Bottomwear, such as palazzos, skirts, harems, leggings, and denim pants, is also part of the offer.

The men's section features casual and semi-fitted shirts, along with classic Punjabi styles. T-shirts and polos can be paired with matching jeans, chinos, and pyjamas, all of which are included in the discount campaign.
For kids and teens, Le Reve offers stylish and breathable polos, Punjabi sets, woven sets, ghagra cholis, salwar kameez, tunics, and Neema sets for both boys and girls, including newborns.

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In addition to fashion, special discounts are also available on selected home décor and lifestyle accessories, allowing shoppers to update their homes alongside their wardrobes.
Le Reve clarified that the discount does not apply to the current year's new arrivals or recent collections. However, the brand has ensured a wide selection of stylish items across categories, making the sale a one-stop destination for budget-friendly shopping.

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