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Slikk Secures $10M to Supercharge 60-Minute Fashion Delivery and Expand Lifestyle Offerings

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In a bold bid to reshape how urban India shops for fashion, Bengaluru-based Slikk has raised $10 million in fresh capital. The startup—best known for promising doorstep delivery of clothes and accessories within an hour—is gearing up to broaden its product range, introduce instant returns, and push into more city pin codes across the country.

The funding, part of its Series A round, comes entirely in equity and is led by Nexus Venture Partners. Lightspeed, which had backed Slikk’s $3.2 million seed round just a few months ago in March, also joined in once again.

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Slikk was founded by a trio of seasoned entrepreneurs: Akshay Gulati (CEO), Om Prakash Swami (CTO), and Bipin Singh (CPO). With deep experience in e-commerce and logistics, the team has positioned Slikk at the intersection of speed, convenience, and trend-driven fashion.

The company currently caters to a fast-moving crowd—college students, young professionals, and city dwellers who crave quick gratification and follow fashion trends in real time. Operating in Bengaluru for now, Slikk’s key draw is its 60-minute delivery promise combined with a Try & Buy feature that lets customers try outfits before committing to a purchase.

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“We’ve seen strong traction from day one,” said Akshay Gulati. “What’s really worked for us is being able to help fashion brands reach consumers at the neighborhood level—almost instantly. This new investment gives us the firepower to scale that experience, add more lifestyle categories, and make returns as effortless as ordering.”

Slikk’s next phase will see it move beyond fashion into other lifestyle segments and expand operations across more metros, with an eye on becoming a household name in fast fashion—literally.

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