Est. 1894 · West Bengal
76+ years of Bengali attire.
P. C. Dhar & Sons has clothed Bengali families across four generations — from morning pujo to wedding evenings, from Poila Boishakh to a daughter's Bhai Phonta. Every thread carries a memory.
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Our storefront, Khagra Chowrasta
Chapter One
A shop opened in 1894.
Established in 1894 by the late Prakash Chandra Dhar, our journey began with a simple commitment to quality and tradition. Today, more than a century later, P. C. Dhar & Sons remains proudly family-owned, warmly guided by Mr. Bijoy Gopal Dhar and my wife, Mrs. Sumita Dhar.
We pride ourselves on being a true family shop with a welcoming, homely atmosphere. Our shelves hold a meticulously curated collection of garments designed to accompany you through every single stage of life—from a child’s very first outfit to life's final, sacred farewells. Because we care about what you wear, every single piece is personally hand-picked and rigorously quality-checked by us. When you shop with us, you are getting more than just a garment; you are taking home a piece of Bengal’s legacy.


Chapter Two
Weavers we know by name.
We buy directly from the weaving villages of Murshidabad, Bishnupur, Shantipur and Dhaniakhali. Garad, Jamdani, Silk, Kantha and Tangail — each weave has a home, and we visit each home.
No middlemen. No mass production. Just the slow, deliberate art of pit-loom weaving — passed from father to son, exactly as it has been for centuries.
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Pure handloom
Every saree is woven on traditional pit-looms — no power-looms, ever.
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GI-tagged weaves
Certified Silk, Jamdani and Tangail from their villages of origin.
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Four generations
A family partnership since 1894 — trust passed from parent to child, now led by Bijoy Gopal Dhar & Sumita Dhar.