Top 10 Clothing Brands in India 2026

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   Zudio

   Tata Group

   Owned by Trent Limited (Tata Group), Zudio launched its first store in Bangalore in 2016 and has exploded to over 750 stores across India. It dominates affordable fast fashion with most items priced under Rs 999 and almost no advertising, making it a runaway favourite among Gen Z and millennial shoppers. Its trend-led, value-for-money clothing has even been called a serious rival to Zara in India.

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   FabIndia

   Heritage

   Founded in 1960, FabIndia is the iconic home of authentic Indian textiles, handlooms and natural-fabric ethnic wear. It posted revenues of around $85 million in 2025 and operates roughly 357 stores, including international outlets across seven countries. The brand is loved for heritage-driven, everyday ethnic clothing made by traditional artisans.

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   Manyavar

   Vedant Fashions

   A flagship brand of Vedant Fashions, founded by Ravi Modi, Manyavar is India's undisputed leader in men's ethnic and wedding wear. It is the go-to name for sherwanis, kurtas and festive outfits, with its women's line Mohey covering bridal and lehenga wear. Manyavar combines traditional craftsmanship with modern styling and a massive nationwide store network.

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   BIBA

   Ethnic Wear

   BIBA, which means 'pretty woman' in Punjabi, was one of the first brands to offer branded ethnic wear in India and is now a household name. It is adored for colourful, stylish and comfortable salwar-kameez, kurtis and fusion wear at accessible prices. BIBA remains a leader in branded women's ethnic fashion across India.

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   Allen Solly

   Aditya Birla

   Part of Aditya Birla's fashion portfolio, Allen Solly generates roughly $255 million in revenue and is among India's most popular smart-casual and formal wear brands. It pioneered the 'Friday dressing' smart-casual trend in India and is trusted for high-quality fabrics and modern tailoring. It caters to working professionals wanting stylish yet office-appropriate clothing.

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   H&M

   Sweden

   Swedish fast-fashion giant H&M ranks among the most popular and searched-for clothing brands in India in 2026. It is loved for trendy, affordable casual and formal clothing across menswear, womenswear and kids. Its wide store presence in malls and strong online catalogue make it a top choice for budget-conscious trend followers.

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   Zara

   Spain

   Spanish brand Zara, owned by Inditex, is India's leading premium fast-fashion label, known for runway-inspired designs that hit stores quickly. It is the benchmark for chic, contemporary western wear in metros and is a status favourite among urban Indian shoppers. Its frequently refreshed collections keep style-conscious customers coming back.

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   Peter England

   Aditya Birla

   A classic Indian menswear brand now under Aditya Birla Lifestyle Brands, Peter England is a top pick for affordable formal shirts, trousers and suits. It is especially popular for first-job wardrobes and value workwear, balancing quality with everyday pricing. Its huge retail footprint makes it one of the most accessible formal brands in the country.

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   Raymond

   Heritage

   Raymond is one of India's most iconic and trusted fabric and apparel brands, famous for its premium suiting and 'The Complete Man' positioning. It is a heritage name for men's formal wear, tailored suits and high-quality woollen and worsted fabrics. Raymond remains a default choice for wedding suits and bespoke formal tailoring across India.

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    W for Woman

    TCNS Clothing

    W for Woman is a leading Indian women's fashion brand specialising in indo-western and fusion wear like kurtas, tunics, palazzos and dresses. It is hugely popular among working women for blending traditional Indian aesthetics with modern, office-friendly silhouettes. Its contemporary ethnic-fusion range makes it a staple in Indian women's wardrobes.

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