MOHAN SINGH PALACE: This is where you can get designer labels at pocket-friendly prices. This den of denims has hundreds of shops specializing in making jeans for all sizes. You can get a pair of jeans for less than Rs 500. The tailors will customize it for you in a couple of hours. A must for denim junkies! This market building is also home to wholesalers of upholstery, drapery and all sorts of other fabrics.
Near Mohan Singh Place, adjacent to PVR Rivoli Cinema, is the very famous tailor shop D Vaish and Sons, who specialize in men’s wedding wear, especially suits and sherwanis.
SHANKAR MARKET: Situated on the periphery of Connaught Place, Shankar Market is one of the biggest garment hubs in Delhi. It has been there for more than 50 years and comprises 110 shops on the ground floor and 53 stalls and 53 commercial flats on the upper floor. Balbir Cloth House here is famous for its embroidery and suit material. It offers phulkari embroidery and Patiala prints.
PAHARGANJ: As you step out of the New Delhi Railway Station and cross the road, you stand at the entrance to Paharganj Main Bazaar. Stretching for about a kilometre, it is a bargainer's paradise. Chaotic, noisy and dirty, the market is only for shoppers who are rough and tough.
The whole Main Bazaar is lined with shops full to the brim with books, music, jewellery, bags, clothes, shoes, incense, textiles, wooden statues, and handicrafts. Shanti Handloom and other textile shops offer bags, bed spreads, cushion covers, wall hangings, etc. The jewellery shops sell handmade beaded necklaces and bangles in every shape, size and colour. Carved wooden statues of gods and goddesses, brass wares and decorations are available among handicrafts. Prayer Incense Worldwide specializes in incense sticks, incense cones and Indian tea. Even books, both new and second-hand, are available.
KAROL BAGH: Karol Bagh is a shopper's delight for you can find here virtually everything. Ajmal Khan Road has long been famous for inexpensive readymades, cotton yarn and embroidered garments. But now the international labels have become as familiar. At Arya Samaj Road you can buy second-hand books. Bank Street has a row of shops displaying gold jewellery. Ghaffar Market is famous for imported goods.
Near Mohan Singh Place, adjacent to PVR Rivoli Cinema, is the very famous tailor shop D Vaish and Sons, who specialize in men’s wedding wear, especially suits and sherwanis.
SHANKAR MARKET: Situated on the periphery of Connaught Place, Shankar Market is one of the biggest garment hubs in Delhi. It has been there for more than 50 years and comprises 110 shops on the ground floor and 53 stalls and 53 commercial flats on the upper floor. Balbir Cloth House here is famous for its embroidery and suit material. It offers phulkari embroidery and Patiala prints.
PAHARGANJ: As you step out of the New Delhi Railway Station and cross the road, you stand at the entrance to Paharganj Main Bazaar. Stretching for about a kilometre, it is a bargainer's paradise. Chaotic, noisy and dirty, the market is only for shoppers who are rough and tough.
The whole Main Bazaar is lined with shops full to the brim with books, music, jewellery, bags, clothes, shoes, incense, textiles, wooden statues, and handicrafts. Shanti Handloom and other textile shops offer bags, bed spreads, cushion covers, wall hangings, etc. The jewellery shops sell handmade beaded necklaces and bangles in every shape, size and colour. Carved wooden statues of gods and goddesses, brass wares and decorations are available among handicrafts. Prayer Incense Worldwide specializes in incense sticks, incense cones and Indian tea. Even books, both new and second-hand, are available.
KAROL BAGH: Karol Bagh is a shopper's delight for you can find here virtually everything. Ajmal Khan Road has long been famous for inexpensive readymades, cotton yarn and embroidered garments. But now the international labels have become as familiar. At Arya Samaj Road you can buy second-hand books. Bank Street has a row of shops displaying gold jewellery. Ghaffar Market is famous for imported goods.
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