Top Fashion Brands Indians Like

Fashion, in India, comes in two varieties. It is wearing clothes that are comfortable since the heat otherwise gets the better of you, and it is accessorizing it with local things to add a funky touch.

There are some universal brands which people of all ages alike are particularly fond of, and these are the brands that dominate the Indian fashion industry –

1. Allen Solly

A division of Aditya Birla Fashion and Lifestyle, Allen Solly is one of those brands that delivers style in a high-end fashion and is largely growing. It is one of the premium brands that people look out for, which contains products at an affordable range as well.

2. Adidas/Nike

A European company and another multinational company, both Adidas and Nike sell athletic wear ranging from tees, jerseys to shoes. In fact, whenever it comes to being sporty, in the literal sense, these are the brands that people rush to.

3. Park Avenue

Need for a wardrobe makeover from the college boy to office going man? Park Avenue has its collection of clothing to help you out. It incorporates the latest international styles, trends, colours and even the fabric and popular amongst all ages.

4. Biba

Its beautiful pastel shades, eye soothing colours, clothes that speak out to assure you that they are going to be comfortable, BIBA is the Indian woman’s favourite place to shop for ethnic wear at affordable prices. It was started by Meena Bindra as a business at home but now has 150 brand outlets and 225 multi-brand outlets all over India.

5. Flying Machine

A comparatively newer brand, Flying Machine catches the attention of the youth in particular for its wide range of comfortable clothing. It has jeans, tees, shirts, jackets, sweatshirts and so on for both men and women. It even has its own range of belts, bags, wallets and sunglasses.

6. Raymond

With its headquarters based in Mumbai, Raymond is now a part of a global conglomerate known as the Raymond Group. This company is the largest manufacturer of worsted fabric in the world. India is the biggest wool fabric maker in the world. The company exports to 55 countries. It is the place to be for suits.

7. Fabindia

The concept of Fabindia is to provide for an urban market for rural sellers. These sellers specialize in traditional techniques, skills and hand-based processes. Ones who begin wearing things from this brand do not turn back to change their look elsewhere. It is one of the largest private platforms ha helps create sustainable rural employment and preserve the traditional handicrafts of the country.