Gyexports

If you ever find yourself walking near the Jama Masjid in Mughalpuraii, you might stumble across our place. Gyexports is tucked away where the streets are always narrow and full of people going about their business. It’s a noisy part of town, especially during prayer times when the whole atmosphere changes. We’ve got a small setup here, mostly just desks and piles of samples that seem to grow every week. The walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint, but we’re usually too busy to worry about that. My brother and I handle most of the daily stuff, from answering the phone to checking the quality of what’s going out. Sometimes the humidity makes everything feel heavy, but we keep the small cooler running as best as it can. People stop by just to chat sometimes, which slows things down, but that's just the way the neighborhood works. We don't have a big corporate lobby or anyone to open the door for you. You just walk in and find us working. It’s honest work and it keeps us on our toes. The traffic around the mosque can be a nightmare on Fridays, so we try to get most of our heavy loading done earlier in the week. We’ve been part of this community for years, and while the names on the shops change, we’re still here doing what we know best and trying to get things shipped out on time.