M. P. Cloth Store is a Mangaldas Market fabric house selling suiting, shirting and dress material by the metre, wholesale and retail.
It is one of the market’s long-standing names.
| Name | M. P. Cloth Store |
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| Where in Mumbai | Mangaldas Market, Mumbai |
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| What they do | Fabric merchant |
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Suiting and apparel
Raymond, founded in 1925 as the Raymond Woollen Mill at Thane and built by the Singhania family, is the largest maker of worsted suiting fabric in the world, headquartered at Plantation House, Pokhran Road, Thane; its Th
Fabric and apparel
Siyaram’s, founded in 1978 by the Poddar family and headquartered at B-5 Trade World, Kamala Mills, Lower Parel, is one of the largest makers of blended suiting and shirting fabric in India, with its mills at Tarapur and
Fabric
Donear, founded in 1977 by the Agarwal family and headquartered at Donear House, Mahim, makes suiting and shirting fabric at Surat and Bhilad and owns the brands Donear, Grado and, since 2020, OCM and Mayur; it is listed
Textiles
Mafatlal Industries, the textile company of the Mafatlal family founded in 1905, once ran mills across the city and now makes fabrics, uniforms and school-wear at Nadiad, headquartered at Mafatlal House, H.
Textiles
Morarjee Textiles, the Piramal family’s mill company descended from Morarjee Goculdas Spinning and Weaving of 1871, ran the Morarjee Mills at Parel, now Peninsula Corporate Park; its fine cotton fabrics are made at Butib
Textiles
Arvind, the Lalbhai group’s Ahmedabad company founded in 1931, is the largest denim maker in India and a large shirting and suiting supplier; its fabric is sold through mill-agent outlets at Hindmata and Dadar, and Arvin
Silk and fabric merchant
Mohanlal Dayalji is one of the old houses of Mangaldas Market, the cloth market behind Crawford Market, dealing in silk and embroidered fabric by the metre for the city’s tailors and bridal buyers.
Cloth merchant
Narandas Rajaram, founded in 1894, is one of the oldest cloth merchants of Mulji Jetha Market, the wholesale cloth market of Kalbadevi built in 1870s by the merchant Mulji Jetha; the firm was agent for the mills and deal
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