In the vibrant world of Indian ethnic wear, Meena Bindra founded Biba in 1988. Biba has grown into a beloved brand offering a wide range of ethnic apparel for women and girls. However, the market is rich with other brands offering similar charm and quality, each bringing its unique flair. Let’s explore some of the top brands similar to Biba that you should consider for your next shopping spree.
Founded in 1960 by John Bissell, an American who came to India as part of a Ford Foundation program, FabIndia has grown into a significant player in the Indian retail market. Initially established to export home furnishings, FabIndia opened its first retail store in Greater Kailash, New Delhi, in 1976. FabIndia’s products are natural, craft-based, contemporary, and affordable, making it a popular choice for those seeking authentic Indian textiles and home decor.
Global Desi, launched in…
1995 by Anita Dongre, is another popular name in the ethnic wear market and brings a contemporary twist to traditional Indian attire. The brand caters to free-spirited women with its stylish kurtis that blend traditional Indian aesthetics with modern cuts and designs.
Global Desi’s offerings are both desi in looks and global in style, making it a favorite among women who appreciate a mix of ethnicity and modernity. The brand has expanded internationally, with its first store outside India opening in Mauritius in 2013. 3. W for Woman W for Woman was founded by Mr. OS Pasricha and Mr.
AS Pasricha in 2001-2002, is a premium ready-to-wear brand that caters to urban Indian women. The brand is known for introducing the mix-and-match concept in retail, offering a wide range of contemporary Indian wear for women.
W for Women’s designs are inspired by the latest trends, making their kurtis perfect for office and casual wear. 4. Libas Libas is a popular brand specializing in women’s ethnic wear, including kurtas. Known for its wide range of designs, styles, and price points, Libas offers something for every woman’s taste and budget…
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