Polo Avenue Invites Lagos to Its Exclusive 2026 Sample Sale

Polo Avenue, Nigeria’s premier luxury fashion destination, is set to host its highly anticipated 2026 Sample Sale, offering discerning shoppers an exclusive opportunity to discover exceptional luxury fashion at remarkable prices.

Taking place from 11th – 25th July 2026 at 59, Raymond Njoku Street, Ikoyi, Lagos, the two-week shopping experience will feature a carefully curated selection of ready-to-wear, handbags, shoes and accessories from some of the world’s most coveted luxury maisons, including Dolce & Gabbana, Bottega Veneta, Casablanca, and more, with up to 70% off selected pieces.

Designed as more than a seasonal sale, the Polo Avenue Sample Sale offers clients the opportunity to experience luxury retail in an elegant setting while discovering iconic pieces from globally renowned fashion houses.

Whether refreshing a wardrobe or investing in timeless statement pieces, visitors can expect exceptional value without compromising on quality, craftsmanship or style.

Open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., the Sample Sale will showcase limited quantities across multiple luxury categories, with new discoveries awaiting clients throughout the event.

With exceptional pieces available in limited quantities, early visits are strongly encouraged to enjoy the widest selection before they are gone.

Clients are also invited to follow Polo Avenue’s social media platforms for exclusive previews, product highlights and updates throughout the two-week shopping experience.

About Polo Avenue

Polo Avenue is Nigeria’s premier luxury fashion destination, curating an exceptional portfolio of the world’s leading fashion houses for discerning clients.

Renowned for its commitment to craftsmanship, exclusivity and elevated client experiences, Polo Avenue continues to redefine luxury retail through thoughtfully curated collections and world-class service.

 

 

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