BANANA CLUB


PROUDLY MADE IN INDIA


BANANA CLUB - Stay in trend with men’s fashion.

We are Banana Club, a premium clothing brand proudly made in Bharat, for Bharat. Our mission is to bring you the latest fashion trends at affordable prices, redefining men's fashion and making it accessible across the nation.

How do we make this happen?

We forecast trends and infuse them into our collections with our unique twist. Our designs stand out as the best in the industry, setting a class apart.

Utilizing our in-house manufacturing capabilities, we meticulously oversee every aspect, from sourcing to stitching, ensuring the delivery of top-notch quality products at affordable prices.

Backed by a dedicated customer support team, we spare no effort in delighting our valuable customers.

At Banana Club, we've got you covered. From trendy designs to quality products and excellent service, making us your one-stop-shop for fashion and more.

Join us in embracing style that's trendy, affordable, and accessible to everyone!


About us :

Website- https://bananaclub.co.in/ Industry- Retail Apparel and Fashion Company size- 201-500 employees

Headquarters- Bengaluru North, Karnataka Type- Privately held

Founded- 2011


NAME - SHRUTI CHARAK 22/2636


CLASS - BCOM (P) SECTION - ‘A’

CONTACT NUMBER - 7006320313

PERMANENT ADDRESS- HOUSE NUMBER: 552, LANE NO. 

2, SHAKTI NAGAR, JAMMU

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