Roadside Stalls In Tamil Nadu's Villupuram Offer Affordable Winter Wear From Nepal

As the winter chill begins to set in, the demand for warm and cosy sweaters surges. In Tamil Nadu’s Villupuram district, makeshift stalls along the roadside have become hubs of activity, catering to the winter clothing needs of locals. These stalls are run by traders hailing from Nepal and other northern states, who have set up shop near Gandhi Silai in Villupuram.

What makes these stalls particularly enticing is that they offer a range of winter garments, including sweaters, produced in Nepalese factories. Shoppers can find woollen outfits for children and adults alike, all at affordable prices. Toddler sweaters are available at prices ranging from Rs 100 to Rs 200, while adult pullovers can be purchased for Rs 200 to Rs 750.

The sale of these pullovers has been witnessing an upward trend in Villupuram, with residents flocking to make their winter purchases directly from these roadside sellers. The combination of cost-effectiveness and quality has significantly piqued the interest of buyers in the district.

One of the traders mentioned that he returns to the Villupuram district every year for winter garment sales. He expressed his delight at the remarkable surge in pullover sales this season, and it has proven to be a lucrative endeavour for these traders.

Reports from ABP News suggest that these traders will continue selling winter outfits until the conclusion of the Northeast monsoon. The Northeast Indian Monsoon typically extends from October to December, characterized by significant rainfall in the southeastern part of peninsular India.

For those looking to plan a visit to Villupuram, the winter season typically spans from October 31 to February 5. During this period, the average daily high temperature falls below 87 degrees Fahrenheit. January stands as the coldest month, with an average low of 69 degrees Fahrenheit and a high of 85 degrees Fahrenheit. As the winter ambience sets in, visiting Villupuram from late December to mid-March is the ideal time to explore the area and enjoy the seasonal offerings.