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Emirates unveils festive capsule collection at official store

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Ali Mubarak Al Soori Chief Procurement & Facilities Officer | Emirates Airline

By Sky Industry News

Nov 11, 2024

The Emirates Official Store has unveiled its 2024 Christmas Collection, offering a six-piece capsule collection for holiday enthusiasts and aviation lovers. The collection features items in red, green, and white, coordinated with a winter Fair Isle-inspired print adorned with Christmas trees and snowflakes. The silhouette of the Emirates A380 is featured as the star atop this festive design.

Central to the collection is a classic Christmas jumper made from lightweight knit material designed for warmth and comfort. Available in sizes for children aged 3 to 12 and adults from XS to XXL, it aims to keep wearers cozy during winter activities.

The collection also includes matching family pajamas made from 100% cotton, featuring relaxed t-shirts and loose-fit pants suitable for festive occasions. The pajamas are available in adult sizes XS to XXL and children's sizes for ages 2 to 10. An infant onesie is offered for babies aged 0 to 18 months in the same Fair Isle print.

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A practical tote bag crafted from soft cotton fabric is part of the lineup, providing a durable option for carrying holiday essentials. Additionally, the collection offers a Fair Isle table runner designed to enhance holiday dining experiences, along with reversible table mats featuring both the Fair Isle motif and an image of the iconic double-decker aircraft.

Customers are encouraged to place orders by December 11th to ensure timely delivery before Christmas celebrations begin.

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