Cloths Market

Chandni Chowk in Delhi is our go-to place for wedding shopping and street food munching. From bridal collections and shoes to carpets to clothes to lights, Chandni Chowk market sells everything round the year, amid ruins from the 17th century. Chandni Chowk is truly the hub of the latest fashion at the most affordable prices. The speciality of the market lies not only in its affordability but also the modernity of patterns, designs and styles on the dress items. That is not to say that stores offering traditional ethnic Indian textiles and embroideries cannot be found. There are also many accessory shops in this market dealing in precious and semi-precious metals and stones.


It is an iconic market in Delhi that is also one of the oldest markets in the country. It may be one of the most crowded places ever you will ever go to. Marked with delicious jalebi shops, Dariba Kalan is where you go to update the jewelry box. Chandni Chowk shopping in Delhi usually means shopping for a wedding, and that includes wedding cards. The best place to get them in all shapes and sizes and colors is Chawri Bazaar in Chandni Chowk. The cloth bazaar of Katra Neel is another great place for wedding shopping, etc. Here you will find all kinds of fabrics such as silks, satin, crepe, cotton and muslin. There are many shops selling designer wear, sarees, lehengas, salwar-suits, etc. And don’t worry, they also have great menswear, just in case you were wondering. It's chandni chowk's cloth market where you will find the best of fabrics - if you're into customizing your own outfits then head here for a shopping saree. . Chandni Chowk is truly the hub of the latest fashion at the most affordable prices.

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