In this picture combo, (left) labourers at Kapra Market behind Memon Masjid are seen unloading fabric bundles arriving from Faisalabad while in the second photograph (right) a shopkeeper displaying unstitched Chinese fabric to consumers. Fahim Siddiqi/ White Star KARACHI: Traders said prices of fabrics and readymade suits arriving from Faisalabad at the wholesale Kapra Market, also known as Kaghzi Bazaar, have already come under pressure ahead of Ramazan which is set to begin in the second week of April. Kapra Market is a labyrinth of fabric shops scattered in narrow lanes (each a mini-market on its own) which begins from the Memon Masjid on MA Jinnah Road and extends towards Mithadar. One of the largest wholesale cloth markets in the country, it attracts a large number of buyers including women seeking designer lawn suit replicas and low-priced unstitched cotton fabric as well as traders from interior Sindh. The market witnesses two-way trade massive influx of clothes varieties from Faisalabad and shipment of a large quantity of clothing varieties to Punjab and other parts of the country.