Near the main gates in T2, Fabindia is the stop for last‑minute Indian textiles and gifts before boarding. The shop sits airside in the international terminal, so you only see it after immigration and security. Space is tight but shelves are dense with clothing, stoles, and small home items you can actually fit in a cabin bag.
Fabindia in T2 focuses on kurtas, tunics, dupattas, and cotton pieces in the ₹1,200–₹3,000 range, plus a few higher‑priced silk items. You’ll also see small sections of organic snacks, soaps, and personal care products, usually under ₹500. Sizes and colors are hit‑or‑miss compared with a city store, but it’s still more curated and recognizable than the generic souvenir outlets in the terminal.
If you’re flying out on an evening bank of departures from T2, budget 10–15 minutes here after you clear duty free. Stock leans toward lighter fabrics that work for Kerala’s climate, so think breathable cotton rather than heavy formalwear. Prices are tagged in rupees, and most counters accept international credit cards plus UPI for domestic passengers.
You won’t find large furniture, big decor pieces, or the full Fabindia catalog here; this is a compact airport edit built around easy‑to‑pack items. Pick up clothing or textiles, skip anything bulky in glass bottles to avoid hand‑baggage drama at secondary screening. One practical tip: if you care about fit, try to arrive at the shop at least 40 minutes before boarding so you’re not rushing a quick change over near your gate in T2.