Brand Concepts To Introduce Off-White In India
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Brand Concepts To Introduce Off-White In India

The luxury streetwear label founded by Virgil Abloh enters India through an exclusive partnership with Brand Concepts, marking a new chapter in fashion retail

 

Brand Concepts, a leading Indian licensee for premium and lifestyle fashion brands, has announced an exclusive strategic partnership with Off-White™, the globally renowned luxury streetwear label founded by the late designer Virgil Abloh.

The collaboration marks Off-White’s debut in India, bringing its signature design language and street-culture-inspired aesthetic to a rapidly evolving consumer market.

“Bringing Off-White™ to India is a testament to our commitment to offering the best of global luxury fashion,” said Abhinav Kumar, Co-founder & CEO of Brand Concepts. “Off-White’s innovative spirit resonates strongly with Indian consumers, and this partnership will create a new benchmark for luxury streetwear in the country.”

As part of its launch strategy, Brand Concepts will establish immersive flagship Off-White™ standalone stores in key metros, supported by placements in select luxury multi-brand outlets and a digital-first approach. This omni-channel rollout is designed to capture India’s next generation of fashion-forward consumers.

“Off-White™ represents a cultural movement as much as a fashion label,” added Prateek Maheshwari, MD of Brand Concepts. “We are honoured to bring its distinct vision and creative energy to India.”

The move comes amid a growing appetite for premium and luxury fashion in India, particularly among younger consumers seeking authenticity, innovation, and global design trends.

By introducing Off-White™, Brand Concepts strengthens its position as a gateway for global brands entering India’s thriving luxury market, while aligning with the legacy of Virgil Abloh’s creative philosophy.

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