August 05, 2026 06:27 pm (IST)
Shoppers Stop offering up to 51 pct off sale
Kolkata, July 16 (IBNS): Shopping destination Shoppers Stop is offering its customers up to 51 percent off on the best International and Indian brands across categories.
The offer is available at Shoppers Stop, Mothercare with Shoppers Stop, and at www.shoppersstop.com.
"Moreover, Shoppers Stop Golden Glow First Citizen Members can further enjoy an additional 5% discount (as First Citizen Reward Points) on the nett price of sale merchandise," Shoppers Stop said in a statement on Wednesday.
First Citizen Citibank Credit Card holders can enjoy a 5 percent cashback on a bill of Rs.5000 and above.
Shoppers Stop stores are located in Kolkata at City Centre at Salt Lake, Forum Mall at Elgin Road, City Center II at Newtown and South City Mall at Prince Anwar Shah Road.
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