Where I Buy Cheap Home and Kitchen Items in India: D-Mart
The cheapest place to buy good-quality bedsheets, towels, kitchen containers and organizers in India is D-Mart — the same items cost noticeably less there than online or in specialty shops, and the quality holds up.
A home stops looking fresh after a while no matter how much you spent, and replacing an expensive item always hurts because so much money went into it. Buying quality things at low prices avoids that pain: if something ever gets damaged, you haven’t lost much, and your money isn’t wasted. That single idea shapes every recommendation below.
Where should I buy bedsheets in India for the best price?
About 90% of my bedsheets come from D-Mart, and for good reason: the quality is high, the prices are reasonable, and the colours never fade. The clearest proof came from a single bedsheet — bought online first, then spotted in D-Mart for at least ₹200 less. Same colour, same print, same quality, ₹200 cheaper.
That is why I’ve largely stopped buying bedsheets online. Beyond price, online listings sometimes don’t match the sizes mentioned, and double and single sizes vary. In-store you can check the actual size against your bed before paying, so you never get the wrong fit.
Some specific finds:
- A bright yellow bedsheet large enough to fully cover a 7x7 feet bed.
- A Jaipuri-print bedsheet for ₹399 — the kind that runs much higher elsewhere.
- A pure cotton Warli-print bedsheet for ₹499, sized for a 7x7 feet double bed, with several colour options.
- A pure cotton double bedsheet for ₹399 that comes with two pillow covers.
- Single bedsheets in Warli print for ₹149 and ₹199, generously sized.
Rajasthani and Jaipuri prints sit a little higher, roughly ₹799–899, but plenty of pure cotton options stay under ₹500. I use only cotton bedsheets at home because they’re better for the skin, and across everything I’ve bought from D-Mart — clothes, towels, bedsheets — no colour has faded.
What towels are worth buying at D-Mart?
The towel range is strong across sizes and price points. Full-size bath towels that absorb water well cost ₹199, in colours like blue, purple and pink, plus plain dark shades — dark blue, green, orange.
Small face towels are the standout value. They’re ₹20 each and ideal to send with children to school, or a soft set of six for about ₹75. Dark kitchen towels are a favourite: despite the dark colour they don’t fade, so you can safely wash them with white clothes. Thin, quick-drying towels — priced around ₹59, ₹69 and ₹79 — are great for drying hair and dry fast during the rainy season.
Where do I get pillow covers and cushion covers cheaply?
D-Mart dedicates a huge section to bedsheets, pillow covers and cushion covers, in both cotton and synthetic. A double bedsheet includes two pillow covers and a single includes one, but you can also buy covers on their own in many prints, colours and sizes.
- Cotton cushion covers: ₹69
- Cotton-mix cushion covers: ₹49
- Bean-shaped pillow covers: ₹69 each, in a good size
Because pillows often come oversized, both large and medium pillow covers are stocked. Actual pillows and cushions are available too, including support pillows for neck or shoulder pain, though the pillow selection itself is more limited.
Where should I buy kitchen containers in India?
For kitchen containers, buy from D-Mart rather than a dedicated plastic shop. You get far more variety in colours, shapes and sizes, and it’s the one place I source my transparent big containers in the best quality at low rates — a question viewers ask constantly.
The kitchen section is the most interesting part of the store. Alongside containers you’ll find a good stock of casseroles, both plain white and printed. I picked up a simple two-piece set for ₹499 — a medium casserole for roti and a smaller one for sabzi — though many other colours are available if you want something fancier.
Small extras round it out: pretty liquid-soap dispensers in several colours at low prices, plenty of organizers, a small press-open box for lipstick or hair clips, and a compact dustbin sized for a kitchen countertop.
What bags and travel items can I find there?
The bag selection is genuinely good quality and reasonably priced. A ₹799 handbag offers a big size with several internal compartments, in black, maroon, and a brown-backed option. With schools reopening you’ll also find school bags, and there’s a solid range of suitcases. The nicest surprise was the small pouches and bags that hold important odds and ends — especially handy while travelling.
How do I shop smart for a budget-friendly home?
The method is simple: go to one place that reliably offers good quality at the lowest rate, and check items in person so you buy the right size the first time. When you buy quality instead of expensive, refreshing your home stops being a painful, money-losing exercise. For bedsheets, towels, kitchen containers, cushion covers and bags in India, D-Mart is that place.
📺 About this video. This post draws on Jasmine Choudhari’s YouTube video किचन और पूरे घर का सामान इतने कम पैसो में ले आई | सबसे सस्ता कहाँ मिला | Home And Kitchen Organizing. Watch the full video for visual demonstrations of every tip.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy cheap, good-quality bedsheets in India?
D-Mart is the best place to buy cheap, good-quality bedsheets in India. Jasmine buys about 90% of her bedsheets there because the colour never fades and the same designs cost less than online. She once found an identical bedsheet at D-Mart for ₹200 less than the online price, with the same colour, print and quality.
Why is it better to buy bedsheets in-store instead of online?
Buying bedsheets in-store lets you check the actual size before paying, so you avoid getting the wrong fit. Online bedsheets sometimes don't match the mentioned sizes, and double and single sizes vary. Jasmine has largely stopped buying bedsheets online because the in-store price was also ₹200 lower for the same product.
How much do pure cotton bedsheets cost at D-Mart?
Pure cotton double bedsheets at D-Mart start around ₹399, with a ₹399 double that includes two pillow covers. A Warli-print pure cotton bedsheet big enough for a 7x7 feet double bed costs ₹499, while Jaipuri and Rajasthani prints range from ₹399 up to ₹799–899. Single bedsheets are available for ₹149 and ₹199.
Where should I buy kitchen containers for good quality at a low price?
Buy kitchen containers at D-Mart rather than a dedicated plastic shop. D-Mart offers a wide variety of colours, shapes and sizes, and it is where Jasmine gets her transparent big containers in the best quality at low rates. A set of two casseroles — one medium for rotis and one smaller for vegetables — costs ₹499.
Which towels are worth buying at D-Mart?
Large full-size bath towels at D-Mart cost ₹199 and absorb water very well, in multiple colours. Small face towels are ₹20 each, or a soft set of six for about ₹75. Thin, quick-drying towels priced ₹59–₹79 are good for hair and the rainy season. Dark kitchen towels don't fade even when washed with white clothes.
Can I buy cushion covers and pillow covers separately at D-Mart?
Yes, you can buy pillow covers and cushion covers separately at D-Mart in many prints, colours and sizes. Cotton cushion covers cost ₹69 and cotton-mix ones ₹49. Large and medium pillow covers are stocked for oversized pillows, and bean-shaped pillow covers are ₹69 each.
Is it worth buying budget home items instead of expensive ones?
Buying good-quality items at low prices gives more satisfaction than expensive ones, because if something gets damaged you don't lose much money. Homes stop looking good over time regardless of price, so replacing costly items hurts more. Affordable, quality pieces make refreshing your home far less painful.
What bags and travel items can I find at D-Mart?
D-Mart stocks good-quality bags at reasonable prices, including a ₹799 handbag with several compartments in black, maroon and brown. You'll also find school bags now that schools have reopened, suitcases, and small pouches and bags that are especially useful for travelling.
About Jasmine Choudhari
Jasmine Choudhari shares practical, no-frills ideas for organising small Indian kitchens and homes. Follow her on YouTube (600K+ subscribers · Silver Play Button), Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest. For collaborations: collab@jasminechoudhari.com.