Eid shopping for the elderly

"I spared cash to purchase a sari for my granny," said an energized Shamsunnahar Elma from Wari.

Elma stated, her senior sister and father have gotten her two dresses and she came to Nabarupa Design house at Positioning Road to purchase the sari for her grandma.

More youthful individuals regularly get need while Eid shopping. So do the elderly.

All form houses, enormous or little, have attire for the elderly.

Pir Yemeni Market in Gulistan, Ayesha Shopping Complex in Malibagh and numerous shops in Science Research facility are known for panjabis.

Furthermore, saris for elderly ladies are accessible Rajdhani General store of Tikatuli, different markets in Sadarghat zone, Dhanmondi Seller's Market. Gausia, New Market, outlets in Baily Street and nearby mold houses, for example, Aaron, Nabarupa, Anjan's, Kay-Kraft Sada Kalo and that's just the beginning.

Panjabis for more seasoned people are likewise accessible in these outlets.

Specialists of such outlets stated they were offering more panjabis made for the more seasoned clients this Eid.

Samin Haque went to Rajdhani Grocery store to purchase a sari with a thin outskirt for her grandma.

Samin stated, "My granny wears any sari I decide for her. She wears that sari on that very day."

Elderly individuals from the families are not generally fit to go to shopping centers.

Kohinoor Begum from Tikatuli stated, "I can't make dresses for my grandkid because of my age. Actually, she purchases saris for me."

"I generally continue saying, what is so exceptional about Eid for a lady of my age? Eid is for youngsters," she included.

Agents disclosed to Prothom Alo, the saris for the most part in light pink, sky blue, cream, yellow and cotton panjabis, lungis and nightgown in white are being sold in their shops.