Shopping experiences in a big shopping mall like Jamuna Future Park is always a little different, and your article gave me a great idea about Cairo Burka House. The atmosphere inside the store, especially the adequate lighting and the trial room facilities, is a great relief for any buyer when choosing a burqa or hijab. Sometimes these things become very useful for understanding the right color or the fit of the fabric. In addition, the sincerity of the salespeople and the fact that most of the staff are women, which allows female buyers to shop quite comfortably, are also positive aspects. The difference in the price of burqa and hijab that you have shown (1500-7500 taka) suggests that there are options for buyers of all budgets. Naturally, this price should be consistent based on the quality and design of the fabric. A few days ago, I bought a burqa for my wife from Mirpur No. 11. You have beautifully portrayed the experience of finding and shopping for the burqa you like for your family. 😊