Fabindia, New Delhi (India) - Travel Guide

Popular lifestyle store that sells products made by crafts people across India.

Website:
www.fabindia.com

Other Information:
Products at Fabindia: Garments, Home Linen, Home Furnishings, Organic Food Products, Floor Coverings, Bodycare Products

Fabindia is India's most popular retail brand. It started off selling clothes but today it sells furniture and home accessories as well. Also, the company uses thousands of crafts people across India to create products that utilize traditional handloom processes.

"Most of our products are handloomed. Every item has an element of hand crafting. It would either be hand block printed or hand embroidered or there would be apleat hook or hand woven. You are supporting a traditional craft when you buy a Fabindia product. We do not do any synthetic or blends. It is only natural fibre. It is either wool, silk or cotton. Wash it in cold water. When ever there is a silk or cotton blend we recommend dry cleaning.

The designs are very classic, they do not go out of style. But they also make contemporary. So you do not feel that they are out of fashion. Throughout the year we keep bringing in new fabrics, new colors, new designs. You can pick up a cotton crutel for like starting at 350 - 400 rupees. Six would vary between 700 - 1000 or 1500 rupees. Fabindia home products we have apolstary fabrics to dollies to furniture to lighting, bed linen, table linen, bath linen. This entire section has our furniture, our gift wear, lighting. We have every kind of customer. There is every age group. There across nationalities. There are across town people who are making a choice." This is Ena showing you Delhi.

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Have you shopped at Fabindia? Tell us about it in the comments!

[the9gag]

you can't fap in India but fab, yes you can!

[abcdindian1]

my sister's r crazy for it.....love and miss delhi