Chazia silks - Clothing store in Valanchery - Malappuram, India

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Wide selections, can not be called cheap , but not even charging exorbitant prices. A good destination if you are aiming at dresses for everyone in the family at an competive price tags

I don't think they had huge collection of latest models.... Eventhough they sell for reasonable price... Definitely you could find better option in valanchery

Decent collections. Rates are fair but still I will give them a 5rating because, the person whom we dealt at the sales counter did not show any hesitation to take the clothes from their racks..... Updated - The review I posted earlier was on the 1st or the 2nd of purchase. Now, posting a review after using the clothes bought from Chazia Sliks. Material was looking good, decent fit too but, the stitches came out just after the 1st wash. Cannot re-stitch as the stitching was already done at the edges. Reducing 5 rating to 2 !!

A good clothes store with a limited amounts of collections at a good price. Customer service is good. And.. for your vehicles, parking space is not that spacious.

Good clothing store for family shopping. Decent selection at a reasonable price. Limited parking area, should install an elevator/lift.

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Always very much satisfied with their service and products and I am a regular customer since 2004.