Sarojini Market Exposed: Where Do These Clothes Really Come From?

Sarojini Market is not just a cheap shopping destination — it is part of a massive imported second-hand clothing business model connected directly to Panipat, India’s biggest hub for used clothes sorting and processing.

Most clothes sold in Sarojini Market come from:

✔ United States
✔ Canada
✔ European countries

These clothes are exported as second-hand or surplus garments, then shipped to India in bulk. After reaching Panipat market, they are:

• Sorted by quality
• Cleaned & processed
• Categorised by brand & condition
• Sold to wholesale traders
• Supplied to markets like Sarojini Nagar, Lajpat Nagar, Janpath, and local bazaars

Cost structure explained in the video:

• Export price per T-shirt / cloth: ₹20 – ₹80 approx
• After sorting & transport: ₹100 – ₹200
• Retail selling price in Sarojini: ₹300 – ₹1000+

This is how traders generate high margins using volume, imports, and smart sourcing.

Panipat second-hand clothes market plays the most important role in this ecosystem and is considered the backbone of India’s imported used-clothes industry.

This video explains the real business behind Sarojini Market’s cheap fashion and how the export-import chain actually works.

Видео Sarojini Market Exposed: Where Do These Clothes Really Come From? канала Rohan Sharma