GURUGRAM: Farida Gupta's next city exhibition is scheduled at Club South Patio in South City 2 from 16 to 18 October, with daily hours of 10 am to 8 pm IST. A separate stop at Club Patio in South City 1 ends today, 13 October. For shoppers, the distinction matters beyond the address: the brand's published exchange policy ties an exhibition purchase to the event where it was bought.
The official calendar places the upcoming exhibition at Block D, South City 2, Sector 50. It describes a single-brand format with clothing categories including kurtas, bottoms and dupattas. The listing does not establish which individual designs or sizes will be available at that venue.
Three city stops, with different dates and addresses
The South City 1 exhibition runs from 11 to 13 October at Club Patio, Block E, Sector 41. Its listed hours are also 10 am to 8 pm IST. Anyone visiting on Tuesday is attending the final advertised day of that particular event, rather than the opening of the South City 2 stop.
A later Gurugram exhibition is listed at The Place, Plot 290-291, Sector 29, from 30 October to 1 November. The same 10 am to 8 pm IST hours appear for that stop. These are separate calendar entries, so there is no continuous Gurugram exhibition running throughout the period.
The brand's general size information spans XS, corresponding to UK 8, through 3XL, corresponding to UK 20-22. It also says availability varies by product and that its size charts use body measurements. That is useful preparation for a visit, but it does not guarantee the full size range on every exhibition rack.
No Gurugram-specific discount percentage is stated in the exhibition information reviewed. The FAQ says selected items may carry special prices, with limited selection and availability. Website sale banners and online product prices should therefore not be treated as quotations for purchases at these physical events.
The published exchange window ends with the exhibition
Under Farida Gupta's published exhibition policy, refunds are not offered for exhibition purchases. Exchanges for size, style or damage must be handled during the same exhibition's duration, with the merchandise unused and its original tags intact. The FAQ also requires a valid bill.
Applied to the current calendar, that policy does not provide for taking a Club Patio purchase to the later Club South Patio event for an exchange. A shopper buying on an exhibition's closing day has less time remaining in that event than someone buying on its opening day. Checking the garment and the applicable conditions before leaving is therefore practical.
For damaged exhibition merchandise, the brand asks customers to notify its support team within 24 hours of purchase. Its policy separately excludes exchanges of items altered by the customer. The damage-reporting instruction should be read alongside the same-exhibition requirement, rather than as an automatic extension into a later city stop.
Online purchases follow a different process. The website describes a 15-day return or exchange window from delivery for online orders, subject to conditions, but says online and exhibition purchases cannot be exchanged across channels. An online order's return option is not a general promise for an item bought at the exhibition.
These are the brand's stated commercial policies. They are reported here to help readers understand the conditions being advertised, rather than as a determination of an individual customer's statutory rights or the outcome of a particular dispute.
The published customer-support number is +91 8287-567-567, and the email address is care@faridagupta.com. The FAQ gives support hours of Monday to Saturday, 9.30 am to 6 pm IST. Shoppers needing clarification on a purchase can keep their bill available and ask which event-specific procedure applies.
For other seasonal plans, Dalimss News has separate guides to Gurugram's Garba and Dandiya dates and Durga Puja venues. The exhibition calendar and purchase conditions above were checked on 13 October; readers should confirm the current venue listing before travelling.
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