Shfaram's T&E Fashion Complex Begins Exporting Luxury Dresses to UAE

The T&E Complex in Shfaram, Israel’s largest fashion complex, has begun exporting luxury evening and wedding dresses to the United Arab Emirates, specifically to high-end boutiques in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The dresses, crafted by both Israeli and international designers, range in price from 500 NIS to 30,000 NIS per gown.

Owned by Zaid Zaid, the T&E Complex has become a leading fashion destination for women across all sectors, communities, and age groups — including celebrities — since its establishment six years ago.

Home to Over 30 Designers and 10,000 Dresses

Spanning 2,000 square meters, the complex houses an impressive collection of over 10,000 designer dresses from more than 30 fashion designers worldwide, including several prominent Israeli names. It has positioned itself as a hub for haute couture and ready-to-wear evening fashion in Israel.

The building itself, designed to emulate the glamour of Beverly Hills luxury storefronts, required an investment of 12 million NIS.

T&E's global recognition soared when contestants in the Miss Universe pageant, held in Eilat three years ago, wore designs featured and sold through the complex. This milestone placed the Shfaram-based business firmly on the international fashion map.

A Cross-Cultural Success Story

The T&E Complex is celebrated for bridging cultures and communities, attracting clients from across Israel’s diverse population. The expansion to the UAE signifies a new era of regional fashion collaboration and highlights the growing demand for Israeli design in the Gulf states.

With its latest move into the Gulf market, T&E is proving that Israeli fashion can not only thrive domestically but compete and flourish on the global stage.