By BrandsShouts Without a doubt, India is a super big market for ready-made clothes, and this demand is only going to rise in the future. Quite literally, every year, millions of people shop for clothes in the country, and that’s something that is never going to stop because everybody needs new clothes, right? And it is not just about covering yourself up, nah, it is more about the style and trends these days. Thankfully, there are many brands that are keeping up with this demand, and today, we’re here to take a good look at just that. Yes, we’re here to share with you the list of the Top 10 Popular Clothing Brands in India 2025. Let’s just get to it right away, then.
1. Levi’s
The type of denim brand that Indians flock to in 2025 still remains Levi’s. More than 500 stores were featured in more than 200 cities in 2025. What put Levi’s in front? Perfectly balancing quality with fitting and cool-modern vibes. Jeans are what they’re known for, but t-shirts, jackets, and casual stuffs sell great with boys and girls too. Fast fashion does cling around, but Levi’s stays right on top because their clothing lasts long and just feels great. Going by sales and loyal clientele, Levi’s is miles ahead of all the competition.
2. Allen Solly
Allen Solly is one of those brands you can rely upon for good work and casual office wear. The company is part of one of the biggest Indian fashion groups with 490 stores scattered across India. What makes Allen Solly interesting is their “Friday-dressing“ concept, fashionable yet comfy attire that can go to the office and is anything but boring. Also, their smart shirts, trousers, and blazers are the choice of the young working class and are affordable. Prices are set for the mid-market, giving the brand a popular status.
3. H&M
The year 2015 witnessed the opening of the very first H&M store, and soon after, more and more stores sprang up all around bigger cities, making H&M the go-to popular clothing in India. What pulls the masses toward H&M so much? They keep the collections newer by selling new fashion within weeks, therefore cheap. Latest-with-it, budget-friendly clothing is liked by the younger generation, be it the teenagers or young adults. The Conscious Collection by H&M, being the greenest collection made essentially from recycled and organic materials, cannot go over-rank by sustainability standards.
4. FabIndia
FabIndia is not merely a fashion brand, it is just a pure gem of a clothing brand, to say the least. The Company started in 1960 with fewer than 10 stores and now has more than 300 and keeps growing. Natural fabrics are used by FabIndia, with rural artisans creating handmade kurtas, sarees, tunics, and ethnic wear. These are clothes that sit at that intersection of tradition and contemporary fashion and hence are suitable for festivities, family gatherings, or just loafing around.
5. Van Heusen
In India, Van Heusen is a super popular name for formal and semi-formal apparel. Since the 1990s, they have made a name for themselves with a reputation for sharp and clean looks. Their shirts, trousers, and suits are loved by professionals and corporate workers for their attention to sharp cuts. In 2025, however, they also slightly entered into athleisure and casual wear. If you wish to look sharp without spending much, Van Heusen is your best bet for good fabrics at reasonable prices.
6. Biba
Biba isn’t some new brand, though many people think that way right here in India. Since the late 1980s, they have expanded to over 150 exclusive stores and over 200 multi-brand shops. The bright colors of kurtas, salwar suits, and festive collections that harmonize tradition with modern comfort are a must-have from BIBA. Their ready-to-wear Indian outfits go for reasonable prices and trendiness; you find them in malls or online stores.
7. Louis Philippe
For premium menswear in India, the very first name that pops into the mind is Louis Philippe. Right here in India, it started out way back in 1989, and these products entered the leading retail chains in more than 2,700 stores worldwide, while also having a strong base here. Their classic suits, shirts, and accessories reflect elegance and professionalism. Pretty much a working man’s wardrobe: high-quality, fashionable choices for business and formal occasions. It’s kinda expensive though!
8. Zara
In the Indian metros, Zara has been on the rise for some time now, and someone could tell why. Since 2010, it has opened big flagship stores in places such as Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore, bringing world fashion trends at an almost super-fast rate. Zara caters to urban buyers who want sleek western wear-dresses, blazers, tops, etc. Of course, Zara is a bit on the expensive side, but for style-conscious people, this fast fashion is expected to be one of the great brands in 2025.
9. Peter England
When it comes to the name one trusts for cheap formal and casual wear, and one treads more into the territory of really generic names, Peter England would certainly come to mind. Founded in 1997, this company has since expanded into hundreds of outlets across India. It primarily serves menswear: shirts, trousers, and blazers, all the way to perhaps a T-shirt or two. College-goers, office-goers, and middle-class families adore this brand for the smart-casual offerings that don’t pinch their pockets.
10. W for Women
W for Women is for the woman who looks for stylish, comfy, yet practical, and demand modern ethnic wear. Founded in 2001, it now has over 400 stores across India and abroad. Their fusion-style kurtas, palazzos, and tunics lend just the right balance of tradition with a modern twist that Indian women like to identify with, most of the time, actually! W is available online and in stores, delivering newer collections every season at fairly reasonable prices.
Conclusion
No doubt, there are many more clothing brands in India that are doing pretty well, but out of all those hundreds of brands, these are by far the most popular ones that everybody in India knows of. Chances are, you may already be a fan of some of these brands, not just solely because of the trends and style, but because of the quality they offer.