New Delhi: Delhi is a paradise for shoppers, offering markets for almost everything, including stylish handbags. While luxury designer bags often come with hefty price tags, they aren’t within everyone’s budget. For those looking for a similar style at a fraction of the cost, the city has several markets where first-copy designer handbags are available at affordable prices. These bags closely resemble the originals and, with proper care, can easily last six to eight months.
Where is Inderlok Market and what can you find there?
Inderlok Market is one of Delhi’s best-kept shopping secrets. You can find first copy bags of popular luxury brands here at very reasonable prices. The market also sells stylish clothes and sandals. Every Thursday, a large market sets up here, and that is the best day to visit for maximum variety. Bags start from under Rs 2,000, and you can find designer-looking pieces for even less if you look around carefully.
What makes Karol Bagh Market special for bags?
Karol Bagh is one of Delhi’s most well-known shopping destinations, and it delivers on bags too. Several shops here stock first copy versions of expensive branded handbags. Beyond the shops, you will also find vendors selling bags along the roadside at even lower prices. The price range here is wide — starting from as low as Rs 300 and going up to Rs 5,000. Whatever luxury brand you have in mind, chances are you will find a copy of it here.
Why should you visit Lajpat Nagar market?
Lajpat Nagar is a massive market, and it offers great value across the board. Bags here are available at lower prices, and the quality tends to hold up well with regular use. Apart from bags, the market is also known for stylish clothes and bridal lehengas at very competitive prices. It is a large area, so give yourself enough time to explore properly.
A few tips before you go?
Each of these markets has one weekly holiday, so check before heading out to avoid making a wasted trip. All three are well connected by Delhi Metro, which makes getting there easy and cheap. Most importantly, do not pay the first price quoted. Bargaining is expected, and sellers are used to it. You can almost always bring the price down if you negotiate a little.
