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Elite Lifestyle's 19th Outlet to Open in Pabna on Monday

Pabna, Rajshahi

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Staff Reporter, Pabna

Staff Reporter, Pabna • 1 Nov • 2 min read

Elite Lifestyle's 19th Outlet to Open in Pabna on Monday
Preparation for the grand opening of Elite Lifestyle's 19th outlet at Pabna City Center. Photo: Daily Best News

The 19th outlet of the popular fashion brand Elite Lifestyle Limited is set to be grandly inaugurated tomorrow, Monday (November 2), in Pabna.

Popular actor Ziaul Hoque Palash, famed for his role as "Kabila," will formally inaugurate the outlet by cutting a ribbon as the chief guest at 4:00 PM at the Pabna City Center.

Muhammad Mamun Chowdhury, a prominent industrialist and Chairman of Art and Elite Lifestyle Limited, will preside over the inauguration ceremony.

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The event will also be attended by Jannatul Ferdous, Managing Director and women entrepreneur of Art and Elite Lifestyle Limited; senior officials Mahfuz Chowdhury, Mrittika M. Chowdhury, and Sarline M. Chowdhury; AGM Md. Mamunur Rashid Faisal; Operations Manager Amanur Sadi; along with other officials of the organization.

According to the institution, exciting news for customers is that this new outlet of Elite Lifestyle Limited features a vast collection of fashionable clothing for men—including panjabis, pants, shirts, t-shirts, and polo t-shirts—priced affordably between Tk 99 and Tk 999. A total of 18 outlets of this nationwide popular brand are currently operating successfully across various districts and cities. With the addition of the Pabna City Center outlet, the total number of outlets now stands at 19.

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Reported by Staff Reporter, Pabna • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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