Chennai's wholesale cloth trade is in George Town's Godown Street and Sowcarpet, while T Nagar's Ranganathan Street and Pondy Bazaar are the city's big retail silk and clothing areas.
Chennai's wholesale cloth trade is in George Town: Godown Street, where shop owners from across Tamil Nadu buy fabric, sarees and veshti, and Sowcarpet, an old trading area where many traders from Gujarat and Rajasthan settled. T Nagar is the city's biggest retail area, with silk and wedding sarees on Ranganathan Street and clothes on Pondy Bazaar; Purasawalkam in North Chennai also sells clothing and sarees. Most shops open all week, about 10 AM to 9 PM.
T Nagar is very crowded before Diwali and Pongal and in the wedding season, so go on weekday mornings. Ask for the Silk Mark on pure silk. Kanchipuram is an easy day trip.
George Town wholesale street where shop owners from across Tamil Nadu buy fabric, sarees and veshti.
Old George Town trading area, settled by many traders from Gujarat and Rajasthan, selling wholesale cloth, sarees and dress material.
Chennai's biggest shopping area; Ranganathan Street is its busiest lane for silk sarees, clothes and wedding wear.
George Town wholesale street where shop owners from across Tamil Nadu buy fabric, sarees and veshti.
Wholesale Fabric, Sarees & VeshtiOld George Town trading area, settled by many traders from Gujarat and Rajasthan, selling wholesale cloth, sarees and dress material.
Wholesale Cloth & Dress MaterialChennai's biggest shopping area; Ranganathan Street is its busiest lane for silk sarees, clothes and wedding wear.
Silk Sarees & Wedding WearWide T Nagar shopping street for clothes, accessories and footwear.
Clothes, Accessories & FootwearNorth Chennai shopping road for clothing and sarees.
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