Opposite the T2 fashion row, Hidesign is your leather stop
In Terminal T2, Hidesign sits among the other Indian brands but leans hard into leather: briefcases, laptop bags, handbags, wallets, and belts, mostly in browns and deep maroons. Prices run higher than the terminal’s basic souvenir shops, with small wallets often around mid‑range designer levels and full‑size bags jumping into premium territory. Stock here mirrors high‑street stores in Bengaluru, so you’re not looking at a stripped‑down airport edit.
Open through typical T2 operating hours to cover early‑morning departures and late‑night international banks, this shop works best if you already know Hidesign sizing and styles. You’ll see structured work totes, soft travel duffels, and minimalist laptop sleeves that actually slide into overhead bins on common narrow‑bodies like A320s and 737s. Color runs skew classic, so don’t expect neon or runway‑trend pieces.
You’re paying airport pricing, so expect a mild markup compared with city malls on the same SKUs; think a few hundred to a couple of thousand rupees extra on bigger bags. Staff usually push the full‑grain leather lines first, but you can ask directly for more affordable ranges and older collections that sit on the side shelves. Card payments are standard, and they accept major international cards plus Indian UPI, which helps if you’re clearing out INR before a long‑haul.
Tip: if you have a long wait at T2, browse here only after you’ve checked your gate, since walking the full length of the international wing easily adds 10–15 minutes round‑trip.