The development marks the brand’s evolution into omnichannel player with a growing physical footprint across India
In line with the company’s rapid retail expansion journey, Snitch, a direct-to-consumer (D2C) men’s fashion brand, has opened 100th exclusive brand store in HSR Layout, Bangalore. The development marks the brand’s evolution into omnichannel player with a growing physical footprint across India.
Bangalore, one of Snitch’s earliest and strongest markets, continues to play a pivotal role in the brand’s growth, making it a natural choice for the 100th store, as per the official statement. Designed as a contemporary retail destination, the store brings together Snitch’s latest collections across casualwear, everyday essentials, statement styles and occasion-ready fashion for the modern Indian man.
“Reaching 100 stores within such a short span is a proud moment for us and reflects the strong response we’ve received from customers across markets. Our offline growth is driven by a clear focus on accessibility, experience, and staying close to our community. Looking ahead, we are projecting the opening of many more doors, with plans to reach 300 stores by the end of 2026,” stated Siddharth Dungarwal, Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Snitch.
With 100 stores now operational, Snitch enters its next phase of growth with a solid omnichannel foundation. The official statement noted that the brand is working towards expanding its national footprint, deepening customer engagement and building long-term scale in India’s fast-evolving men’s fashion market.
Earlier this year, Snitch entered into a strategic partnership with ClickPost, a logistics intelligence platform that helps brands unify logistics workflows and automate post-purchase operations. As omnichannel commerce accelerates in India, this partnership seeks to enable Snitch to deliver fast and flexible fulfilment experiences across online and offline channels.
Snitch sold over 5,00,000 units in three days as part of the Black Friday event, with almost the entire inventory being cleared across its app, website and offline stores. This performance translated to 116 units every minute, nearly two units every second, highlighting the brand’s growing popularity among young Indian shoppers. Notably, 90 per cent of all sales came directly through Snitch’s own channels, as per the official statement.
