About Kashi Textile Market
Kashi Textile Market is a wholesale textile market in Moti Begumwadi, Surat specialising in Saree Cut Pieces & Budget Sarees. Open Mon – Sat, 10:30 AM–8 PM. Best suited to budget buyers of cut pieces, cheap printed sarees and dupattas.
Kashi Textile Market: Cut Pieces Sorted by Length and Sarees From ₹40
Kashi Textile Market is on Begumwadi Ring Road, right next to Tirupati Textile Market (pin code 395002). It is physically linked with Shankar and Jagdamba markets, forming one large trading zone. It describes itself as a "working market" rather than a "name market": a place for value buyers, not designer labels.
Location and Access
- Surat Railway Station: about 2.2 km, roughly 9 minutes.
- Udhna Junction: about 3.5 km, roughly 12 minutes.
- Surat International Airport: about 15.3 km, roughly 34 minutes.
There is almost no dedicated parking and heavy bike traffic, so use an auto-rickshaw or public transport.
Layout
Floors 1 to 4 are packed with shops selling short lengths of printed and plain sarees, and ground-floor shops often specialise in dupattas. Expect to walk between levels through connecting gates. Corridors are not air-conditioned. Porters are available to carry bundles to your vehicle.
What the Market Sells
- Saree cut pieces, sorted by length: 2-metre cuts for dupattas, and 3–4 metre cuts for stitched sarees.
- Stitched cut sarees and cheap printed sarees, from about ₹40.
- Dress materials, kurtis and dupattas.
- "TP" (damaged) and "dagi" (flawed) pieces at heavy discounts.
Most stock is printed or plain second-quality goods. Fancy embroidery is rare.
Making the Most of Cut Pieces
Cut pieces suit specific uses, so buy for the end product:
- 2-metre cuts: dupattas, scarves and small garments.
- 3–4 metre cuts: stitched or ready-to-wear sarees, and kurtis or skirts.
- TP and dagi pieces: the cheapest stock, but check each piece. Some defects can be cut around, others cannot.
Buying in bulk gets much better rates. Measure a few pieces to confirm the stated lengths.
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List your shop freeBuying tips for Kashi Textile Market
- Sort by end use:Pick cut lengths for what you will make: 2 m for dupattas, 3–4 m for stitched sarees.
- Check TP and dagi pieces:Defective stock is cheapest, but inspect each piece.
- Use the porters:Porters carry bundles to your vehicle through the crowded lanes.
- Skip the car:There is almost no parking. Use an auto or public transport.
Questions buyers ask
What is Kashi Textile Market known for?
Saree cut pieces sorted by length, cheap printed sarees from about ₹40, dupattas and discounted TP and dagi pieces.
What are Kashi Textile Market timings?
Monday to Saturday, 10:30 AM to 8:00 PM. Closed on Sunday.
Which markets are connected to Kashi Market?
It is next to Tirupati Market and linked with Shankar and Jagdamba markets as one trading zone.
Where is Kashi Textile Market located?
Kashi Textile Market is in Moti Begumwadi, Surat. Address: Near Tirupati Textile Market, Begumwadi, Ring Road, Surat, Gujarat – 395002. Begumwadi, Ring Road, next to Tirupati Textile Market. About 2.2 km (9 minutes) from Surat Railway Station.
What can I buy at Kashi Textile Market?
Kashi Textile Market is known for Saree Cut Pieces, Stitched Cut Sarees, Cheap Printed Sarees, Plain Sarees, Dupattas, Dress Materials.
What is the price range at Kashi Textile Market?
Wholesale prices at Kashi Textile Market are typically around Sarees from about ₹40, depending on fabric, design and order size.
Which market in Surat is best for dress materials and suits?
New Textile Market (NTM), Radha Krishna Textile Market and the Moti Begumwadi markets are best known for dress materials and salwar suits. Adarsh Market and Bombay Market in Umarwada are also popular for suits. Read the full answer
Why is Surat famous for textiles?
Surat is one of India's largest textile manufacturing and wholesale centres, best known for sarees, dress materials and man-made fabrics such as polyester and viscose. Weaving, dyeing, printing, embroidery and wholesale trading all happen in the same city. Read the full answer