BIBA has unveiled its Durga Puja 2026 festive collection, ‘Too BIBA To Blend In’, as Bengal prepares for its annual festival of fashion, family gatherings and pandal-hopping. The collection is rooted in Indian maximalism and brings together traditional crafts, contemporary silhouettes and festive detailing for the modern Indian woman.
The collection features Kalamkari heritage florals, Banarasi brocade, Sanganeri hand-block prints, metallic satin and zari across lehengas, anarkalis, kurta sets, co-ords, shararas, kalidaars and farshi sets. An expanded lehenga range focuses on movement, pairing flared skirts with fitted blouses and coordinated dupattas. Evening styles include halter-neck kurtas and sleeveless jacket sets with shararas in Banarasi jacquard.
BIBA Girls extends the festive range to children aged two to 15 with lehenga sets, kurta sets and co-ords.
The brand has also introduced a dedicated gifting collection featuring kurta sets, dupattas, jewellery, fragrances and ready-to-stitch suit sets. Prices across the festive and gifting range start at ₹1,299 and go up to ₹20,000.
For Kolkata and the wider West Bengal market, BIBA said the collection caters to the region’s strong preference for occasion-led Indian wear, with availability through its stores in Kolkata, Siliguri and Howrah, multi-brand outlets, its website and leading e-commerce platforms.
BIBA has a retail presence across more than 330 stores in 26 states and offers Indian wear, accessories and children’s fashion.