Mangaldas Market

A well known Textile market!
Too much crowded place and as per my suggestion please come down early for peaceful shopping.
You will get From clothing to lifestyle textile materials under one roof.
Bargain is must
Please carry cash because they charge 2% extra on any online payments.
Note: it's closed on Sundays

It is a purely popular market, and the pieces are varied, but they are not suitable for the Gulf people

This is one of century old clothes market in mumbai. Its near from masjid bunder, marine lines and CSMT railway station. Here you can get all kinds of wearing specially for woman's. Latest design with variety of patterns and colors in traditional wear for all kind of religious people's festival and events. Retail shops buy cloths from here in wholesale. Anyone with smart talk can buy in retail also. It is good if you have knowledge of fabric will help you to make quality purchase with good cash discount.

Great place for clothing for both men and women, starting from dress material to readymades. Once you enter the lane, you will get a great deal on anything and everything provided you have great bargaining skills. If you are hungry do try out Mumbai masala sandwich affordably priced

The suits are very beautiful and have wide range of colours and especially dupattas are beautiful

It's one of the best destination for dress materials for both males as well as females. There's plenty of variety in different price and quality category.

Best place for shopping.

Its Mumbai's heart.
Too crowded still you can enjoy your shopping.

Very Busy market. Known for its textile products. Nearby at Abdul Rehman Street you have the stationary market. Close to Mangaldas Market is Lohar Chawl famous for electrical goods.

The biggest cloth market of Mumbai for both men and women. Heavy rush today because of upcoming Ganesh Chaturti festival.

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One of the oldest market in Mumbai, almost all varieties of clothes available here at wholesale price

One of oldest cloth market in Mumbai, various shop offer almost all varieties in fabrics. Value for money market. Lot of options available.

You can find all the fabrics you need.it is hectic first few times.remember the shop numbers to make things easy

Good place to shop variety of material n choices bugets n bargain party wear to.daily wear all in 1place.

Many variety of goods can buy at reasonable prices. It is whole sales market and best shopping place in mumbai.

Known as wholesale market for TRADITIONAL LADIES CLOTHS, located in crofard market area, near lohar chawl, really great place to shop for wedding and regular wear, their are boutique for wedding shopping, saree shops, dress material, mehangai, chunni, dress pieces shops, located IN GALLI 1-6, their are small small shops and this place is really crowded, mostly closed on Sunday, visit on weekdays to avoid crowd,

Best place to shop

If you're looking to buy cloth by the meter or un-stitched dress material to make Indian outfits, Mangaldas Market and Mulji Jetha Market (also known as M. J. Market) are where you should head. Located close to each other opposite Crawford Market, these sprawling wholesale markets are among the largest textile markets in Asia. You'll find rows and rows of stalls filled to the brim with a diverse assortment of fabrics, from bling to block prints!

A must visit to go place if you want clothes for occasions like Indian wedding etc. Do bargain as much as you want.

Mostly famous for shopping clothes, plastic and glass items. You'll get mostly every type of plastic box you desire. Really a good place to visit if you want to buy household items. The best time to visit this place is on any week day, as on weekends it is too much crowded. Don't ever think of taking your vehicle there as you won't find parking space at all. Travel by public transportation, or Ola/Uber. Sunday most of the shops are closed, only few are open.

Mangaldas Market is a colourful, chaotic maze you'll want to get lost in.

Indian weddings have a strict dictum: the wedding extravaganza should last at least a week, nothing less than a seven-figure budget will suffice, all the guests should pile on a minimum of two kilograms and everything must sparkle. For almost everyone involved, there’s another little truth: the lead up to the wedding is guaranteed to be a crash course in All The Textiles Of The World!

“You must attend a big, fat Indian wedding! ” was my bucket list advice to every expat, globetrotter or backpackers I met on my journeys. But what about the anticipatory frenzy of preparation and planning that precedes the celebrations? It’s not just the bride, the groom and their families – everyone remotely associated with the wedding starts shopping months in advance. And if you live in Mumbai, chances are all the regalia on display at the wedding will have been sourced from Mangaldas Market.

It is the Mumbai's old clothe market. Lot of verities in price & types are available. But beware chances of cheating is possible.

A haven for shopping enthusiasts. Crowded and ancient wholesale market for just about everything under the sun.

This place is so crowded and filled people in a frenzy, it's almost impossible to have a non hectic shopping experience. That said, most shops can be sell quite expensive clothing. I avoid if I can help it. Although you will find a great variety of things.

Super shopping market, specially for any type of dress material Saree's, shirt pant pieces etc. Huge variety and u will get stuff cheaper Ń expensive ones too.

One can find everything here. From a hair pin to different clothes, and other household items at wholesale prices. The main road has household items where as the inner gallery house many cloth shops. The entire area near the mosque has many imitation jewellery shops. A must visit by someone who is shopping for her wedding.

It's good place to shop at reasonable price. They have varieties to offer in everything. But crowded always. But that should not bother one if you really want to buy some awesome stuff at low rates.