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Sutasta – Khadi Dresses

When you are  back in India, visit the Shahpur Jat Market in Delhi and buy the most modern Khadi outfits from Sutasta .Sutasta is a small shop displaying chic & stylish khadi outfts.
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Tops, Trousers & Skirts

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Couple Cut Couture

This boutique has simple, elegant & contemporary fusion dresses for you. The stock includes gararas, shararas, dhoti pants , anarkali salwars and drape lehengas. They also have an exclusive collection of lehengas with designer blouses. This fashion house mostly creates pastel colour dresses with hand embroidery all over.
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Bridal Lehenga, Bridal Wear

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Siva Oriental Rugs

"This is one of the best Delhi shops for some exquisite carpets from Central Asia. If you are shopping in Delhi for rare carpets , you would do good to visit this store in the Shahpur Jat shopping market. A flight of stairs transports you to a world of oriental rugs. Wonderful carpets and rugs from Iran, Afghanistan, Samarkand, Uzbekistan and Kashmir. are all laid out. The breath-taking creations are sourced from village craftsmen in various countries. Unique, traditional patterns in vibrant colours like red, brown, crème, and black and white make the carpets stand out. Particularly spectacular are the kilims (flat tapestry woven carpets from the Balkans, normally used as decoratives or as prayer mats). Kilims are also used as floor carpets in Western countries these days. There is a good collection of carpets and kilims in wall-to-wall sizes as well as non-standard sizes to fit required spaces. The carpets are made of wool and silk. The prices are at Rs. 5,000 for very small rugs, Rs. 9,000 for a 3 by 4 feet carpet and Rs. 12,000 for the 4 by 6 feet carpet. The more expensive carpets bear prices that range from Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 2 lakh each. The prices depend on the material, size and antique value. Worn and antique carpets from various countries around the world are also restored and sold. The shop is big and well-lit and has been around for many years. The owners also have a smaller showroom close by . This is a basement shop for cushions, Indian dhurries, shaggy carpets and woollen carpets. These carpets are woven in the Indian e State of Uttar Pradesh. They cost anywhere from Rs5000 to Rs 10000/piece. In addition to the carpets, they stock some colourful poofs and floor cushions. They are colourful because of the colored threads used in the embroidery and the applique work that is done on the coverings of these pieces. These pieces are created in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. The staff is friendly and pays attention to your needs and the owner is usually present to give you special guidance. You would find value for money in the products that you buy in this Delhi shop."
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Carpets, Handicrafts

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Wrap

It cannot get more exclusive than this. Wrap is a spacious shop for exquisite shawls, scarves, mufflers, stoles, ponchos, and capes. The pashmina shawls are part of an exquisite designer collection and are priced between Rs. 8000 to Rs.12,000 each . The wraps are in wool, silk, crepe and cotton and adorned with Indian prints, leopard prints, Kashmiri embroidery and lace work. The entire range includes plains, colored, sequin-embellished and embroidered shawls and wraps. The fabulous shades in each colour leave you speechless. Reds, pinks, oranges, blacks, blues and greens area all available. The elegant black and white combination shawls deserve special mention. The stoles and scarves have a price range of Rs. 2,000 – Rs. 6,000 each, while the prices of shawls range from Rs. 5,000 to Rs.10,000 each. The Kashmiri shawls cost Rs. 10,000 per piece. Winter wear like long woollen kurtas, silk kurtas, shrugs and thin coats are priced between Rs. 10,000 and Rs. 18,000 each. Wrap is a must visit if you are looking for exclusive gifting. For reviews of more such Delhi shop reviews, check out Shopkhoj!
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Olivia Dar

Down the eclectic Shahpur Jat’s Jungee House alley is Olivia Dar is a delightful and unusual store on the first floor. Olivia first came to India from France about 15 years ago to learn gemology in Jaipur . She then launched her own brand of fashion accessories here in India two years ago. Belts, jewellery, bracelets, bags, clutches, headbands, cuffs and collars are some of the interesting accessories that one can look at . Beaded collars , for instance are very interesting and colourful. Belts are designed using various materials, like, beaded, cloth, Shibori, leather, metal, knotted cord and more. You can in fact watch the women working with beads to create beautiful pieces of art.
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The Shoe Garage

The Shoe Garage has a decent collection of shoes stored within a small space. Ranging from flats and chappals to heels and boots. the collection changes every season. So in summer you will find sandals, flats, flip-flops and bellies (a comfortable slip-on plimsoll for women). The ‘belly’ is peculiar to India, especially North India, and it is suspected the term is derived from the Bally Shoe Company – a case of brand extending to the generic product; (some say it is a corrupt form of ballet shoes that Indian cobblers made for the Britishers). In winter, you can find boots, closed toe flats, and thick woollen and leather-top collections. Colourful and attractive, at a price level of Rs. 2,000 to Rs. 9,000 per pair – the higher-end comprising shoes made of superior material. There is quite a selection for office wear in colours like beige, brown and black. Youngsters will love the pink and yellow shades of the sandals and flats at The Shoe Garage
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Lila

Lila is a spacious store with very simple, trendy and understated ready-to-wear garments. Tunics, skirts, jackets, tops, stoles and scarves for women and shirts, trousers, ties, kurtas for men are all available . The fabrics are natural Indian ones in solid colours that are machine washable. One could say that the designs are minimilastic, like the décor of the store. Lila does undertake customisation as well and all sizes are available.
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About Shahpur Jat Market

For all the fashion lovers out there, this Delhi market is certainly one of the most fascinating places to go shopping. Brimming with modern apparel and latest accessories, the Royal Town of the Jats, if literally translated, Shahpur Jat is one of New Delhi’s well kept secrets. For instance,the narrow cramped lanes, winding through crumbling haveli style houses belie the royal stature the area held during the times of Allaudin Khilji. He founded Siri, the first Muslim city of Delhi at Shahpur Jat in 1303.

As a matter of fact,it included the Siri Fort area and the neighbouring Hauz Khas reservoir as well. Now all that remains is parts of the stone wall or fort, a mosque, a structure called Baradari and the Tohfa Wali Gumbad.

Shahpur Jat Monuments

About 900 years ago, Shahpur Jat was slowly occupied by the Dagar farmers from Indri in Haryana. In other words, the land was fertile, they were able farmers and got rich quickly. Finally, as more clans came in, Shahpur Jat (the wealthy colony of Jats) came into being.

The surroundings are in ruins now, but Shahpur Jat still draws tourists to the old monuments…and some chic shops! Further,the government acquired the open farmlands here in 1978, to create the posh colonies of the Asiad Village, Panchsheel Park and Hauz Khas. The already heavily compensated farmers later made a killing by adding extra floors to their houses – it is these structures that now house designers’ shops.

ShahpurJat Market  is a very interesting shopping market in Delhi. It retains its original, village, look and feel. In other words, it is hence known as ShahpurJat village at times .  For example, there are uneven pathways and narrow winding  lanes just right for a cycle or a scooter to pass through . They are not equipped to handle the 4 wheelers inside  he Shahpur Jat Market. As a matter of fact, there are small houses on either side of the narrow lanes,where you can  literally peep in to the homes and have a glimpse of domestic life . There is no hustle and bustle and the crowds are missing. In other words ,there are no swank store fronts with neon lights.There are general provision stores ,  stores selling vegetables and fruits, there are stationery shops and then there are hundreds of  bridal boutiques selling fashionable bridal wear.It is a surreal experience .

Bridal Boutique Shops in Shahpur Jat

Yes, today Shahpur Jat is a trendy hotspot for fashion boutiques in Delhi. Its proximity to fashion and design colleges in the Hauz Khas area, the cheaper rental prices and an artsy neighbourhood have all made it a prime location for aspiring designers to set up shop here.

Tucked into various corners of old bungalows, these designer stores retail anything from funky western tops and dresses through fabulous designer sarees in Kota, cotton and silk through trendy silver jewellery and unique home decor products.

Best Shops in Shahpur Jat

WRAP sells exclusive stoles, shawls and cloaks. The Shoe Garage sells custom- made shoes for women, while The Bag Garage sells clutches and purses. Shops like Creative Ghar and others sell kitsch furniture and home decor including sofas, beds, statues, candles, table-ware and cushions. Tan Him also sells pillows with cartoon prints and very elegant bags.

Ready-made designer apparel abound and Bridal Wear Dresses at Couple Cut Couture. Take your pick from Sitara Tarini, Osho, Viva, Aakarshan, Haute Couture, Darzi and Niket. Revolution offers designer wear in extra large sizes. Jewellery is somewhat exclusive – check out Aakaar, Tavishi and Kalden and decide for yourself. Go to Maya for wedding trousseaux, tunics, kurtas and customized dresses.

Shahpur Jat Market – Dada Jungi Lane

In the Jungi House lane, you will find Pakistani cotton suits with a starting price range of just Rs. 1000 each at Home Linen. Painted kettles and colored flower pots at Maximum are popular.

Shiva Oriental Rugs houses a large collection of expensive and exquisite Turkish and Afghan carpets and rugs.

The market is also home to a number of workshops for clothes and carpets, and is one of the largest production centres for Zari embroidery in North India.

It boasts of a number of books shops and publishing houses which not only stock old books in various languages but have technicolor posters of old Hindi films for sale as well.

The Quiet Village

Coupled with quaint coffee shops and shady trees, the book stores provide a quiet retreat from the hustle bustle of shops, where one can relax and enjoy the charming side of city life.

If you need to eat, The Slice of Italy is the only place. That apart, The Cafe Garage provides sandwiches. Otherwise you only have makeshift tea-stalls.

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Days Closed : Sunday

Timing : 11:30am-7:30pm

Bus/Metro : Siri Fort bus stop/Hauz Khas metro station, yellow line.

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