No, you cannot buy BrandFactory Free Shopping Pass through UPI

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          Brand Factory, part of Mr.Kishore Biyani’s Future Group is set to woo Indian consumers across 22 cities with its Free Shopping Weekend.

     
     Brand Factory is in the last lap to welcome consumers in its 50+ stores spread over 22 cities to experience the Joy of Free Shopping.

Merchandise available at Brand Factory stores include men’s formals, casuals, youth wear, women’s wear, sportswear, kids wear, footwear, accessories and more.

          The offers will be available on 200+ brands at unbelievable discounts, spanning brands such as Jack & Jones, Van Heusen, Park Avenue, ONLY, UCB, Vero Moda, Louis Philippe, US Polo and more.

          The sale is happening in Mumbai, Pune, Kolkata, Chennai, Guwahati, Bhubaneshwar, Nashik, Asansol, Ahmedabad, Ujjain, Raipur, Ghaziabad, Delhi, Kanpur, Vijaywada, Hubli, Mangalore, Mysore, Thiruvananthapuram & Calicut.

          And here is the interesting part.

          Consumers will have to buy a entry pass to enter the Brand Factory between 22nd November and 26th November 2017.

There are two pass options – Premium and Classic

Option No 01) Limited quantity Premium passes (INR 249) that admit two, and allow early entry to the store (8 AM - 11 AM) so that you can be the first to get your hands on all the best merchandise!

Opition No 02) Unlimited  Classic Passes (INR 100) that guarantee entry to the store after 11 AM.
Nothing to worry though,  the cost for both types of passes will be refunded to the respective consumers, in the form of Gift Vouchers.

Read here for the exciting concept

Brand Factory to charge entry fee on 'free-shopping' days

Want  to shop at Brand Factory's 'free shopping' days? Pay cover charge of Rs 100-250

Brand Factory does a first, to charge entry fee on 'free-shopping' days

          NO, NO, Unified Payment Interface (UPI) is not a Payment Option to buy this Brand Factory Pass!!









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