More than just a footwear retailer, Superkicks has built its identity around culture, creativity, and community engagement.
What began primarily as a cricket-focused venture is now turning into a broader sports and streetwear play.
India’s retail and luxury fashion landscape is currently undergoing a shift, with weddings emerging as a consistent demand driver rather than a seasonal opportunity.
engaluru-based retail technology and brand licensing company Ace Turtle is redefining its growth strategy by combining technology, retail operations, and brand licensing to build a scalable omnichannel business in India.
Since its inception in 2013, Jaipur Watch Company has built its design philosophy around narrating India’s cultural stories through watches.
While licensing has traditionally been the playground of multinational giants, Funskool has methodically built a licensing-led portfolio that spans international games, animation franchises, action figures, and educational kits.
The collaboration between Gully Labs, a young Indian D2C sneaker brand, and Royal Enfield, a legacy motorcycle company, is one of a one-of-a-kind collaboration.
WeSC is steered by CEO Joseph Janus, who has been in the business for 16 years and continues to uphold the brand’s founding ethos.
While in 2025, Paramount Global will re-launch Dora followed with the much-awaited SpongeBob animated feature movie.
With a strong presence in Asia, the Middle East, and India, Hasbro is broadening its reach in various formats to enhance its brand growth.
In the coming months, Hasbro will launch the iconic Tonka brand with a new toy line for kids in India, adhering to required quality standards.
Muse Communication is now planning a major expansion in India by collaborating with multiple agencies, content platforms, and brands to launch various projects.
Crunchyroll is now exploring more licensing opportunities specific to India, Southeast Asia, and worldwide to enhance fan experiences.
PlayR, a sports and lifestyle brand, grew by 100 percent and sold over 100,000 Indian Premier League (IPL) fan merchandise items during the ongoing season. PlayR has partnered with multiple IPL franchises in India as their official merchandise partner.
The Japanese sports performance brand has a presence with 103 stores nationwide and now aims to expand more brand stores in Tier I, II, and III markets over the next few years by potentially doubling the number of stores by 2026.
Recently, Tinkle and Zebu Animation studios joined hands to bring its two popular toons Suppandi and Wingstar to life in their animated avatars.
Globally, entertainment and character licensing contribute around 41%, while in India, it's only 26%.
In an in-depth conversation with IndianRetailer.com, Sudhanshu Pokhriyal, Chief Executive Officer, Sudhanshu Pokhriyal, Chief Executive Officer, Bath and Tiles Business, Hindware Limited spoke about the premium product business and its tiles business
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For Gautam Dalal, licensing was a swift calling, given his experience with Reliance Broadcasting. Entirety bootstrapped, Yellow Sparks International is now a 100 per cent licensing oriented brand oper...
Started off around six decades ago, Duke has been a name to reckon with in Indian retail landscape. A lifestyle brand with pan Indian presence, Duke is available at 4000 multi brand outlets an...
Started off in 1989 with tobacco products, Kuber has carved a unique niche in national and international markets like Middle East, Gulf Countries, while foraying into a couple of FMCG prod...
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