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Charming Charlie, a leading women’s contemporary jewellery and accessory retailer, announced that it will offer a special curated Ramadan collection at its stores in the region.
Handbags, jewellery, hair accessories and scarves are part of the range. The mixed metal jewellery and hair accessories are available in silver, gold, or stardust and feature pearl and rhinestone details. There is a variety of metallic scarves too.
Charming Charlie, which rapidly continues to expand its retail footprint throughout the Middle East, opened its first store recently in Qatar.
The stores in the region are operated by Apparel Group, Charming Charlie’s international licensing partner.
Launched in 2004 by Charlie Chanaratsopon the brand is known for merchandising its broad assortment of product by colour.
Charming Charlie has more than 350 global retail stores across the US, Canada, Middle East and the Philippines.
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