Re: Ideas needed.... Gifts for relatives in Pakistan..
Clothes are a big no-no in my family. Not only is the style here totally different than pak, u will Always get the size/color/material etc wrong. Stick to food, cosmetics, accessories, and most importantly cash.
Cash? as a gift? wouldn't that look cheap? or wouldn't people feel offended?
Re: Ideas needed.... Gifts for relatives in Pakistan..
Cash? as a gift? wouldn't that look cheap? or wouldn't people feel offended?
Nope. My parents have done that many times and nobody gets offended. It's a more flexible alternative as you don't have to worry about taste and preferences, so it saves the time and hassle spent on shopping. Plus, it gives the recipient more freedom; like a gift card. For the relatives my parents don't buy gifts for, they'll give money.
Apart from that...shoes, purses, make up, jewelry, open fabric for sewing clothes, shirts/sweaters, etc.
Re: Ideas needed.... Gifts for relatives in Pakistan..
TJMaxx, Ross and Marshall's are great places for gifts that will be branded but decently priced.
Also, if you have time for things being shipped - ebay and amazon are awesome.
Ill chk out these stores tomorrow... Let's see
No unfortunatelymdont have time for online deals :(
Re: Ideas needed… Gifts for relatives in Pakistan..
I get bath and body works stuff (US only I guess) for folks that I’m not as close to. Wristlets are very in these days - I bought some for my nieces and they loved them. You can get them for $20 and up.
http://img4.wfrcdn.com/lf/49/hash/17749/8260875/1/Ame--Lulu-Wristlet-Bag.jpg
Re: Ideas needed.... Gifts for relatives in Pakistan..
Lego sets or transformers for boys