Opposite international departures in T2, Fabindia is the safest bet if you forgot gifts in Ahmedabad.
This branch sits airside in Terminal T2, after security, so you can browse right up until boarding. It focuses on Indian wear and home goods from Fabindia’s usual lines, all tagged with MRP, so prices match city stores in Gujarat. Stock skews to kurtas, stoles, and ready-made outfits that work as last‑minute occasion wear before long-haul flights.
Clothing sizes typically run from S to XXL, with a decent mix of men’s and women’s kurtas in cotton and some silk blends. You’ll also see dupattas and scarves under ₹1,000, easy to fit in cabin baggage. Color options are more conservative than flagship city outlets, but still better than generic souvenir shops in T2.
Gifting is straightforward here: small handwoven notebooks, block-printed pouches, table runners, and cushion covers usually fall in the ₹300–₹1,500 range. Compared with generic handicraft stands in T2, packaging at Fabindia feels more polished and ready to hand over on arrival, so you skip extra wrapping drama at the gate.
Expect standard airport markups on a few travel-sized personal care products around the ₹150–₹400 mark, but core apparel and home products stay close to mainland store pricing. Returns and exchanges generally require visiting a city Fabindia within India, not the airport location, so double-check sizes before you leave T2.
Quick tip: if your AMD departure is from a remote stand, shop here before heading to the bus gates in T2; getting back up to Fabindia once boarding is called is unrealistic.