Opposite the Terminal 1 check-in area, Fashion Boutique sells basics fast
Fashion Boutique sits landside in Terminal 1 at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport, handy if you realize at check-in that you packed wrong. It’s a small fashion shop focused on last‑minute clothing and accessories for men and women, not a designer-label temple. Think simple shirts, trousers, dresses, and casual shoes rather than luxury brands.
Stock skews practical for Lusaka’s heat, with light tops and dresses that work for 30°C days, plus a few jackets and long sleeves for cooler evenings or over-air-conditioned cabins. You’ll also see belts, scarves, and basic handbags near the entrance, useful if you’ve had a bag strap fail mid-trip. Prices sit above city-mall levels, as you’d expect in an airport, but not in the eye-watering duty-free range.
The shop serves Terminal 1 traffic, which includes several international carriers and regional flights, so sizing and styles try to cover both business and leisure needs in one compact space. Don’t expect tailored suits or high-end office wear; this is more “I spilled on my only shirt” or “I forgot a dress for tonight” territory. Staff are used to 15–20 minute pre-flight scrambles and help you find sizes quickly.
Opening hours loosely track the main departure banks out of Terminal 1, aiming to be open from early-morning check-ins through the late-evening flights, though smaller gaps can happen between waves. If you care about trying things on with no rush, swing by at least 60 minutes before boarding instead of during the last immigration stampede.