Craftsvilla Reviews & Complaints

Craftsvilla is India’s largest ethnic wear e-commerce store that deals in Indian wear, fashion accessories, footwear, beauty products and handcrafted home decor accessories. Craftsvilla promotes Indian artisan industry, as the store retails clothing and accessories handcrafted by local Indian artisans, thus increasing their source of livelihood and steady income.

Founded in 2011 by Monica Gupta, Craftsvilla has grown to a household name that every woman wants to raid for various occasions. Craftsvilla supplies its products worldwide putting Indian wear in the global fashion scene.

 If you’re in searchfor beautiful ethnic wear at prices that won’t burn a hole in your pocket, Craftsvilla is the place to be. The variety offered is so extensive and diverse that you will find yourself drawn to the site whenever you require some ethnic wear.

Whether you want a desi ensemble for a wedding, functions, religious celebration, partywear or just casual day wear, you’ll get it all on Craftsvilla. The store is wildly popular for its high-quality and elegant sarees and rightly so.

Craftsvilla has a lot of variety of sarees in its stock, like Banarasi, Kanjivaram, Chikankari, and Bandhani Sarees in many fabrics like Chiffon, Georgette, Silk, Net and Cotton. You will find daily wear kurtis and bottoms like casual, printed, A-line and Anarkalikurtis and harems, palazzos and dhotis. Lehengas, Salwar suits and Anarkalis also make a part of their inventory. Men can also get fashionable ethnic choices like stylish kurtas, and bottoms.

 Customer delight is their motto and their objective is to keep their customer happy. But, they seem to be lagging on that. Users love the app and the website and the variety on there.

The delivery is fairly good but the customers do not love the quality of the products as the fabric sometimes seems cheap. Even returns are quite time-consuming to carry out. Craftsvilla will do much better if only these issues are solved.