The cloth market at Kalbadevi, the centre of Mumbai's fabric wholesale.
Mumbai was built on cotton. The mills that gave the city its shape are mostly gone, but the trade they created remains — the cloth markets at Kalbadevi, the branded apparel companies headquartered here, and the powerloom and warehousing belt at Bhiwandi that feeds them.
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Mangaldas Market
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.
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The Cut Piece Cloth Association represents the traders of Mangaldas Market and the cut-piece cloth trade of the city, the merchants who buy mill production in bulk and sell fabric by the metre.
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Padmavati Creation in 6th Lane, Mangaldas Market, is a wholesale clothing house.
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Ethnocraft in Dharam Kata Lane, Mangaldas Market, wholesales women’s ethnic wear.
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Ved Brothers in Old Post Office Lane, Mangaldas Market, wholesales dress materials and kurtis.
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Crown Textiles in Dubash Market, Sheikh Memon Street, wholesales furnishing fabric, curtains and towels.
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Pravin Kumar & Co.
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Leena & Jeel Textiles in 7th Lane, Mangaldas Market, wholesales suiting, shirting and kurta fabric.
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Shobhana Fabrics in Gopal Gully, Mangaldas Market, wholesales linen and mulmul cotton.
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| Name | What | |
|---|---|---|
| Mohanlal Dayalji & Co. | Silk and fabric | About ↗ Explore ↗ |
| M.P. Cloth Store | Fabric | About ↗ Explore ↗ |
| Cut Piece Cloth Association | Association | About ↗ Explore ↗ |
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