Bazaar-style shopping, online
How to Bargain
The only clothing store in Pakistan where you set the price. Here is exactly how it works — and how to get your best deal.
Three simple steps
1. Tap "Make an Offer"
On any product with the Bargaining badge, open the offer box and type the price you want to pay — just like you would quote a price to a shopkeeper.
2. We counter, you decide
If your offer works for us, it is accepted on the spot — at YOUR price. If it is too low, we reply with a counter-offer. Raise your offer or accept ours; each counter comes down a little from the last.
3. Lock your deal
The moment a price is agreed, it is applied to your cart automatically. Check out within 30 minutes to lock it in — and if you miss the window, the agreed price still stands when you return.
See a real negotiation
A suit is listed at Rs. 5,000. The customer opens at Rs. 4,200 — too low, so the seller counters. Two attempts later they meet at Rs. 4,600 and the deal locks instantly.
Notice how each counter drops a little — Rs. 4,700, then Rs. 4,600. If the customer had opened at Rs. 4,700 or above, it would have been accepted in the first message, at the customer’s own price.
Listed price: Rs. 5,000
The rules of the game
Limited attempts per product
You get a fixed number of offers (usually 2–3) on each product. Every counter we make comes down from the previous one, and the last counter is our final price. It stays on the table — come back later and accept it whenever you are ready.
Good offers are accepted instantly — at your price
If your offer already beats the counter we were about to make, we simply say yes. You never pay more than what you offered.
Your negotiation is remembered
Closing the site, clearing your browser, or switching devices while signed in does not reset your attempts. Whatever price we agreed on stays on the table for you — and this keeps bargaining fair for every customer.
Accepted price = 30-minute checkout window
Once a deal is made, complete checkout within 30 minutes. Missed it? Come back — the agreed price still stands and one tap re-activates it.
Insider tips for the best deal
- 1
Start realistic. An offer close to the listed price often gets accepted in the very first attempt — at your number.
- 2
Watch the counters. Each one drops a little; if the drop is getting smaller, you are near our floor.
- 3
Do not burn attempts on tiny raises. Moving from Rs. 4,200 to Rs. 4,210 wastes an attempt — make it count.
- 4
The final counter really is final. It is the lowest we can go on that product, so grabbing it is always safe.
- 5
Bargaining products never have a separate sale discount — the negotiation IS the discount.
Ready to name your price?
Look for the Bargaining Available badge and make your first offer.