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Black & White
Women's Fashion & Clothing Store
Black & White has made a popular brand name for itself. Ask any local young lady in Darjeeling which store she frequents most for fashion wears, bags and shoes, 9 out of 10 will mention Black & White.
The store has several outlets in Darjeeling. The original one is on a narrow lane (17/3 N B Singh Road) which originates from the Gandhi Road traffic police point area below Keventer's and goes down to Chowk Bazaar. You can actually see that prominent and large shop below from Gandhi Road.
But few tourists actually tread that narrow and congested road, as most of them shop around along Nehru Road that leads up to the Mall. So Black & White had to find a prominent space on Nehru Road, which they finally did.
Black & White on Nehru Road, Darjeeling
They have opened a new outlet on Nehru Road in September 2014. Dawa Bhutia, the proprietor and the owner of Black & white is an enterprising young man and administers the shops himself.
The new outlet on Nehru Road has taken over the space where there used to be a photo store. It is a duplex kind of a set up where a stairway from inside goes up to the upper floor. The shop has been decorated with lot of details and looks really attractive.
Ground Floor, Black & White Darjeeling
Black & White essentially sells women's fashion wears including tops, pants, shirts, jeans etc. They also sell pure leather and other fashion bags. The original store also has a stock of ladies shoes. Almost all items are imported and most come from Bangkok.
Stairs leading to upper floor
Phone: (0354) 2254255, 2255255
About the Author
By Raj Bhattacharya
Raj is the founder of Darjeeling-Tourism.com and a full-time travel writer. With decades of firsthand experience in the Himalayas, he has authored hundreds of regional guides on North Bengal and Sikkim, as well as comprehensive Ebooks on Darjeeling and Sikkim.
His travel expertise was featured in a 2017 interview by a joint initiative of 'Incredible India' (Ministry of Tourism) and an Australian Research Firm. Raj regularly visits the hills to ensure his advice remains accurate and helpful to his readers.
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