Aashirwad Textile Market

Aashirwad Textile Market: A 538-Unit Modern Wholesale Market on Surat–Kadodara Road

Aashirwad Textile Market is a modern wholesale and semi-wholesale textile market on the Surat–Kadodara Road in Magob, in the Bhavani Industrial Estate area, directly opposite Landmark Empires (pin code 395011). It belongs to the newer generation of large complexes on Surat's eastern side, built with far more space than the older Ring Road markets.

Size and Layout

• Total saleable area: 15,88,120 sq ft.
• Units: 538, typically 2,240–2,800 sq ft each, much larger than a standard Ring Road shop.
• Floor height: 16 ft.
• Lifts: 12 passenger lifts and 12 goods lifts.
• Internal passages: 8–16 ft wide.
• Front road: 60 ft wide.

The large units suit businesses that want showroom, storage and dispatch space in one place. The building is known for its clean, well-kept, garden-style surroundings.

Location and Access

• Surat Railway Station: about 5.6 km, 15–16 minutes.
• Surat International Airport: about 18.3 km, 40–45 minutes.
• Ring Road: direct access via the Surat–Kadodara Road.

Autos, cabs and goods tempos can drive up to the market gate, and the market is away from the worst of central-city congestion.

What the Market Sells

• Fabrics: cotton, rayon, polyester, georgette, crepe, net and silk.
• Sarees: fancy, daily-wear, occasion, designer and embroidered sarees.
• Ladies' garments, kurti fabric, dress materials and embroidery fabric.

The Wholesale Framework: Pricing and Orders

Aashirwad is a wholesale and semi-wholesale market. Prices typically run from about ₹100 to ₹1,000 and above, depending on the fabric and quantity. Whether a shop sells retail depends on the shop. Ask before visiting if you need small quantities.

Buyer Amenities and Practical Notes

• Huge free basement parking for two-wheelers, cars and goods vehicles, with a clearly marked entry.
• Round-the-clock security, and loading and unloading zones.
• Washrooms (availability varies by block), and food stalls and canteens nearby.
• Mobile signal can be weak inside the building, and some floors have limited lift access, so note the lift number for your seller. Walking distances inside are long.
• Open Monday to Saturday, 10:30 AM to 9:00 PM. Closed on Sunday. 11 AM to 5 PM is the best window.

Why Large-Unit Markets Suit Volume Buyers

Older Ring Road markets pack hundreds of small shops into narrow corridors. Aashirwad's units are many times larger, at 2,240–2,800 sq ft each. Sellers can keep large stock on site, show more of their range at once, and pack and load orders on the spot. For volume buyers, that usually means faster fulfilment and less waiting while goods are fetched from godowns elsewhere.

Buying Fabric by the Roll

Much of Aashirwad's trade is in fabric: cotton, rayon, polyester, georgette, crepe, net and silk. When ordering by the roll, agree on:

• Quality name, fibre content and weave.
• Width and weight (GSM).
• Roll length and number of rolls.
• Shade and dye lot. Take each style's fabric from a single lot to avoid colour differences.
• Finish, such as print, embroidery or plain dyed.

Test a sample from any new supplier before committing to a large order.

Loading and Logistics

Aashirwad's free basement parking for goods vehicles and its 12 goods lifts are its biggest practical advantage. Buyers with their own tempo or truck can load directly. Others can book transporters, who reach the gate without fighting Ring Road traffic. Ask your seller to pack goods ready for loading, and check carton counts against the invoice before the vehicle leaves.

Part of Surat's Eastern Expansion

As the old Ring Road belt filled up, Surat's textile trade spread east along the Saroli and Kadodara Road corridors, with newer, larger complexes such as Landmark Empires opposite Aashirwad. Buyers who know only the Ring Road markets will find more space here, more parking and easier vehicle access. The trade-off is a longer ride from the railway station.

How It Compares with Nearby Markets

Aashirwad sits opposite Landmark Empires on the Kadodara Road corridor, part of the cluster of newer markets that Surat's trade has expanded into. Compared with the older Ring Road buildings, it trades busy lanes for space, parking and goods-vehicle access. That makes it practical for buyers who load directly onto trucks.