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Best Shops In Irla Market

Prince – Accessories

Prince Accessories is a haven for imitation jewellery & accessory shopping in Mumbai . It is a brightly lit store . Attractive necklaces are displayed at the entrance . There are several necklace styles . Choose the necklace with your outfit in mind ,as there are various styles and patterns to choose from .Layered chains , choker style necklaces, long funky chains, boat-neck necklaces, collar neck pieces , & twisted chain style necklaces , are all available . The ready to wear necklaces cost anywhere between Rs 150 to Rs 400/piece . Wonderful and funky animal style rings and cartoon-inspired earnings are also available. They cost Rs100-Rs 200/piece. This shop also stocks hairbands, tiara, clips, hair mask style wig, bindis, nose rings, thumb rings, toe rings and fake eyelashes and similar items . Last but not the least are the bags collection. There are bright & colourful clutches and slightly bigger handbags at very reasonable prices that are available here. These are imitation jewellery and bags at very reasonable prices. They would be good for a season .

Imitation Jewellery

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Ella- Ethnic Dresess

The Ella store in the Irla Shopping Market in Mumbai is known for its contemporary collection of Indian ethnic wear dresses . If you are looking for bridal wear dresses and stylish party wear clothing in Mumbai , Ella is a ‘must visit’ store . The store is spacious and occupies 3 floors. The nicely stacked collection of lehengas and sarees and the chairs to sit in comfortably while you shop are a welcome change . The staff is very welcoming . Lehengas in Benarsi fabrics, georgette, satin & silk with trendy blouses are popular here . There are some with a lot of embroidery work in zari and others which are more sober. The styles vary from pelpum style lehengas to A line cut lehengas. The lehenga blouses in off-shoulder style , bateau necklines , halter neck styles , grecian necklines , high collar style and the Sabrina cut style are a few of the interesting styles that you can explore The average cost of the lehengas and blouses are Rs 30,000 – Rs150,000/piece . They also have a great collection of sarees in a variety of fabrics . They would cost anything between Rs6000- Rs25,000/piece . You can choose your own fabric and style for custom made dresses from their ‘look book’.There are in-house tailors for tailoring and for alterations. This is one of the best shops for lehenga shopping in Mumbai

Fabric, Bridal Wear, Salwar Suits, Sarees

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Priya Boutique

Priya Boutique has an extensive range of bags that includes handbags, travel bags, business bags, school bags, backpacks and of course wallets. It’s not just the range of bags, that makes Priya Boutique a distinct destination for bags and one of Irla Shopping Market’s largest and popular bag shops. There are bags in nylon, pvc, leather & silk .The bags cost anything between Rs 800 to Rs 2000/piece. Travel bags and duffel bags also find shelf space in this shop. Then there are bags with a Barbie or a Spiderman print in attractive colours that are ideal for children. Bags with cartoon characters with furs & feathers add to the excitement in the kids’ bags ‘ range . The glittery party totes and purses cost anywhere between Rs 800- Rs 2000/bag. This is not a store for high end luxury bags.

Shoes and Bags

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About Irla Market

You may be a street shopper or an ardent admirer of high-end boutique stores, Mumbai offers plenty of shopping options for everyone. Some of the popular shopping destinations in the city are Linking Road, Fashion Street, Santa Cruz Market, Irla Market, High Street Phoenix, Colaba Causeway, Oberoi Mall, Hill Road and Gandhi Market. The variety of trendy clothing, junk jewellery as well as colourful shoes and bags will certainly spoil you for choice.

Shopping near Juhu Chowpatty beach: Heading over to Irla Market? Well, major attractions close to this Mumbai shopping market are the Juhu Chowpatty beach, the Jain temple of the first Tirthankara and the Chandaben Mohanbhai Patel Homoeopathy College. The Lady Velankanni Church, also famous as Basilica of Our Lady of Good Health, is also located close by. It is one of Mumbai’s popular Catholic shrines.

Bridal Lehengas, Imitation Jewelry & Handbag Shopping: Irla Market

Irla Market is a crowded market with motorists, hawkers and pedestrians all jostling for space. Parking facilities for cars are almost non existent. However, it is a popular Mumbai shopping destination for wedding lehengas, ethnic wear dresses, inexpensive bags and imitation jewelry.

While visiting this market, do explore the well-known Ella store. The store certainly attracts shoppers to its contemporary collection of Indian ethnic wear dresses. If you are looking for bridal wear dresses and stylish party wear clothing in Mumbai, Ella is a ‘must visit’ store.

Shop For Fabrics & Imported Cosmetics: Irla Market

The Fabric Studio shop in the Irla Market sells a great variety of fabrics such as cotton, silk, satin and georgette. They also stock embroidered laces and borders.

Also, check out Alfa stores. Imported cosmetics, electronic items, mobile phones, prams and accessories for toddlers are some of the items available here.

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Timing :- 11 a.m-9 p.m

Bus/Metro :- Nearest local Station is Vile Parle.

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Linking Road

  • The city of dreams, called Mumbai, has always attracted young and adults alike. Linking Road in Bandra is worshipped by fashionistas all over the city. The popular street shopping hub offers an interesting fusion of traditional as well as western wear. It’s named after road linking Bandra to Juhu. The shopping hub starts from S […]
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Santa Cruz Market

  • The term Santa Cruz comes from the Portuguese words meaning “Holy Cross”, a reference to a 150-year-old Cross located on Chapel lane in Santacruz. The then British Government set up RAF Santacruz, a military airfield, in 1942. It was home to several RAF squadrons during World War II from 1942 to 1947. The airfield was transferred to the Indian Government for civilian use upon Independence,[4] and came to be known as Santa Cruz airport, the city’s main airport.- WIKI Some of the best Mumbai shops for wedding wear dresses can be found in the Santa cruz Shopping Market . There is a row of popular shops at a particular junction. Roopkala, Kalki, MirrorMagic are situated in the main SV( Swami Vivekanand ) Road in the Santacruz Market . Samrat , Seasons and Aishwarya Design Studio are in the Station Road, which is perpendicular to the main road . There is also TribhovanDas Bhimji Zaveri, one of the top jewelery houses of India ,which is situated in SV Road . The main SV Road is a busy thoroughfare and parking is a challenge . There is the Sacred Heart Boys High School and Sacred Heart Church in this road. The Station Road is even more crowded with shops lined on either side of the road. There are shops for costume /imitation jewellery , cotton dresses & tops, cotton nighties and baby’s and children’s dresses and of course utensils and all household plastic goods. Mumbai shopping for footwear, shoes and sandals can also be done here . The jootis the traditional Indian footwear are available in plenty . They are closed shoes with some patterns on the top. While there are several street shops and the prices there are very reasonable ,the quality of the products is not guaranteed. Caveat Emptor is the policy that is practiced. The garments and sandals could last a season . There would be no guarantee beyond that . There are several autos that ply the route to & fro from the Santacruz station. The vehicles travel at great speed and pedestrians are advised to be carefull while walking here . This road is chaotic and noisy.
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Mira Road Market

  • Mira Road is like a small city in itself. Though this falls under the Thane city municipality, Mira Road is largely seen as an extension of Mumbai’s western suburbs. Mira Road market is right next to the Mira Road station. Everything from clothing to jewelry to household items to utilities is available. The shops are spread across two parallel lanes – the Jain Mandir road and the road parallel to it and the interior roads connecting the two. From tailors to sweet shops, from ready made blouses to bags, from puja items to party wear they are all available here. You will wonder where to start and finish. There are actual shops inside concrete buildings and then there are shops spread on the street. Like all markets, a little bit of bargaining works. What’s special: Unlike markets that remain closed on Mondays, Mira Road actually has a special Monday Market. The Monday market opens around 3 pm and lasts until 9-10pm. It is the time to find some bargains while you do street shopping. The market also has a small Khau galli where most of Mumbai’s popular street food from dosa to pav bhaji to dhabeli to chaats and sandwiches are available.
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Hill Road Market in Bandra

  • Bandra is one of Mumbai’s popular and posh localities. One of the major attractions that makes Bandra popular is the Hill Road Shopping Market . This shopping market is similar to the Janpath and Sarojini Nagar street shopping markets in Delhi. Hill Road (officially renamed as Ramdas Nayak Road) is an arterial road in Bandra .It stretches from the Bandra Railway Station road and S.V(Swami Vivekanand ) Road to the Mehboob Studios, leading to the Bandstand Promenade, the Bandra Fort & the Mount Mary church. There are hardware shops and few small restaurants as you enter Hill road. Lucky restaurant known for its biryani and Happy Book Store are important landmarks . Starting from the Marks and Spencer store building to the St. Peter’s Church are some of the best shops on Hill Road . Hill Road can be divided into three prominent areas , namely , the Sona Shopping Centre, the Elco Market, and the standalone shops. The Sona Shopping Centre has readymade garment shops, lingerie shops and tailoring establishments .Shops in the back lane stock tunics and casual wear dresses that are primarily export rejects. The Elco Arcade Center has ethnic wear shops . They have restaurants and food stalls in between the shopping markets and these are always crowded . The area is famous for its paani puri and chaat shops . Like any other street market, Hill Road reflects the local culture of Mumbai and its people. What to expect in the Hill Road Shopping Market – International retail stores ,mini shopping markets and tiny street shops . All shops, markets and street vendors sell readymade garments for both formal and casual wear , lingerie , fancy party dresses , imitation jewellery and footwear at very reasonable prices How to get there The Bandra Train Station is a mere 1 km from Hill Road. Best time to visit – 4 pm to 10 pm on weekedays. It is very crowded on weekends. How to shop Bargaining is allowed in many shops. No trial room is available in several of the shops . So know your sizes before you go shopping. Check the refund policy before you buy. There is no exchange or refund policy in many shops. Read reviews about shopping markets in Delhi https://shopkhoj.com/delhi/shahpur-jat/
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