How a UAE Cotton Clothing Brand Started Selling on Namshi, Starting With noon

Published October 2026 · 3 min read · Hadjer Ben, COO

In short: A UAE brand selling 100% cotton clothing for men and women through its own website wanted to sell on marketplaces. We set up its noon seller account first, then opened its Namshi account, and published more than 50 listings in Arabic and English. The brand averaged 25 to 30 orders a day in its first month and 50 to 60 a day by the third month.

The brand

• Men’s and women’s clothing, 100% cotton, based in the UAE.
• Sold only through its own website.
• Wanted to reach marketplace shoppers in the UAE.

Why noon first, then Namshi

Namshi is a fashion marketplace owned by noon since 2023, and it has its own seller registration. In our experience, starting with Namshi alone is the slower route. So we opened and set up the brand’s noon seller account first. With noon already set up, opening the Namshi account was much easier.

What we did

• Set up the noon seller account.
• Opened the Namshi seller account once noon was live.
• Wrote and published more than 50 listings, each in Arabic and English.
• Wrote detailed product descriptions so buyers know exactly what they are getting before they order, to avoid returns.

Results

Daily orders roughly doubled between the first and the third month.

What other fashion brands can take from this

1. Selling clothing in the UAE? Namshi puts you in front of shoppers who came to buy fashion.
2. Set up noon first. It makes opening Namshi easier.
3. Publish in Arabic and English from day one.
4. Treat the description as returns prevention: every sizing or fabric question answered on the page is one less return.

Related: How to sell on Namshi | How to sell on noon | Amazon and marketplaces for fashion brands

Sources: Gulf News, noon completes Namshi acquisition (Feb 2023); noon seller FAQ, Namshi registered separately (help.noon.com).

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