Archive · 7 Sep 2026
BIBA Opens First Australian Store, Expanding Indian Fashion Abroad
BIBA is an Indian clothing brand that is opening its first store in Australia.
The store will open at Westfield Fountain Gate in Melbourne on September 12, 2026.
Shoppers will be able to buy Indian clothes without ordering online or traveling overseas.
The store will sell clothing for everyday use, festivals, weddings and other special events.
Customers can look at the fabrics and try to find the right fit in person.
The store may help Westfield Fountain Gate become a place for Indian wedding and festival shopping.
BIBA already has more than 430 stores in India.
It also has stores in countries including the United States, Canada, the United Arab Emirates and Malaysia.
The opening is part of BIBA’s plan to expand Indian fashion around the world.
BIBA will open its first Australian store at Westfield Fountain Gate in Melbourne on September 12, 2026.
The store will sell contemporary Indian clothing, fusion fashion and occasion wear.
The outlet will give Australian customers direct access to BIBA’s collections, fabrics, fits and products.
BIBA says its Australian entry reflects rising demand for Indian fashion, especially among Australia’s Indian community.
Founded in 1988, BIBA operates more than 430 stores across 150 Indian cities and has outlets in several other countries.
- Who
- BIBA, an Indian women’s clothing retailer.
- What
- The company will open its first physical store in Australia.
- When
- September 12, 2026.
- Where
- Westfield Fountain Gate in Melbourne, Australia.
- Why
- To expand BIBA’s international retail presence and serve demand for Indian fashion in Australia.
- Opening date
- September 12, 2026
- Location
- Westfield Fountain Gate, Melbourne, Australia
- Retailer
- BIBA
- Founded
- 1988
- Indian store network
- More than 430 stores across 150 cities
- Products
- Contemporary Indian clothing, ethnic wear, fusion clothing and occasion wear
- Existing international markets
- The United States, Canada, the United Arab Emirates and Malaysia