BIBA, a synonym for pretty women in Punjabi, is a home-grown fashion brand, started by Mrs. Meena Bindra in 1988. Since then, it has become synonymous with ethnic wear in India. BIBA’s journey so far has been nothing but momentous and incredible, and the story behind the brand is as awe-inspiring as the woman who created it.
Biba’s distinctive designs, coupled with the meticulous artistry of hand block prints, immediately captured attention and acclaim. As adoration poured in from Bollywood celebrities, Biba swiftly transitioned into a household name. Witnessing a surge in demand, retail stores blossomed across India. Today, Biba stands as a force—Bold, Fearless, Trend-Setting, Stylish, and Effortless. From embracing clean and comfortable silhouettes that empower the modern Indian woman to crafting exquisite designs rooted in tradition, and even curating a delightful range of chic attire for children aged 2 to 15, Biba has evolved into a powerhouse seamlessly blending contemporary and Indian fashion.
Products:
Our extensive product lineup is a reflection of changing times, designed to resonate with the diverse needs and aspirations of women across India. Catering to the millennial multi-tasker, the dedicated home-maker, and the vibrant college-goer, our products embody empowerment and fashion seamlessly. Emphasizing comfort, silhouette, fit, form, and fabric, our design ethos epitomizes elegance.
As we’ve evolved, we’ve expanded our range to include comfortable home wear such as athleisure and lounge wear, acknowledging the diverse and dynamic needs of today’s woman. In response to this, we’ve also introduced a curated collection of jewelry and footwear, perfect complements to our Indian wear or casual salwars. Adapting to the current need for safety, our range now includes masks that transcend functionality, doubling as stylish accessories.
Stepping into a Biba store means unlocking the potential to shop for a complete look for any occasion, offering a seamless fusion of style and comfort that caters to the contemporary Indian woman.
