Snitch, the men’s fashion brand, has made its mark in Surat, one of India’s fastest-growing cities, with the grand inauguration of its premier megastore at VR Mall. Located at the heart of the city, VR Mall stands as a quintessential community-oriented lifestyle destination. The newly launched Snitch outlet at VR Mall is set to redefine men’s fashion, offering an extensive range of apparel tailored to meet the diverse preferences of the local clientele. This significant expansion marks Snitch’s commitment to enhancing the shopping experience for residents and visitors alike in Surat.
Siddharth Dungarwal, Founder of Snitch said, “We are thrilled to introduce our latest retail store to the vibrant community of Surat. At Snitch, we are dedicated to providing unparalleled quality, innovation, and customer service, and our new store is a testament to that commitment. We believe Surat is one of the highly potential markets for the brand, and therefore, we have made our presence in the city with a commitment to serving customers with niche designs and quality.”
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Snitch is disrupting the men’s fast fashion market in India by offering products aligned with the latest trends across various categories such as apparel, fragrances, shoes, sunglasses, and accessories.
The latest store from the brand in Surat is poised to captivate fashion aficionados with its distinctive collection, meticulously planned layout, inventive displays, and immersive interactive encounters. Specializing in youthful, sporty, and casual attire, Snitch also presents a curated assortment of women’s wear and gender-neutral designs.
Having opened its first retail store in Bangalore last year to facilitate a seamless online-to-offline customer experience, Snitch has extensive plans over the next two years to launch more stores across prime locations in prominent Indian markets.
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