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Fabletics Enters India with Reliance Brands: Activewear Revolution Begins

Fabletics, the global activewear brand, is set to launch in India through an exclusive partnership with Reliance Brands Limited. The launch will include a dedicated India website and physical stores in New Delhi and Mumbai. Reliance Brands will lead the brand's omnichannel development, combining standalone stores, e-commerce, and experiential retail. The brand aims to cater to India's evolving fitness and fashion-conscious consumers with its performance-driven, stylish activewear.

Fabletics to launch in India with Reliance Brands Limited

Mumbai /Los Angeles, August 12

Fabletics, the global activewear brand known for bringing together fashion-forward design and high-performance apparel, is set to launch in India with Reliance Brands Limited.

The brand will debut simultaneously online through its dedicated India website and offline with its first mono-brand store at DLF Promenade, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi, followed closely by a second store in Mumbai, as per the press release.

The launch follows an exclusive long-term partnership between Fabletics and Reliance Brands Limited (RBL) to build and operate the brand in India.

Under the partnership, RBL will lead Fabletics' development across India through a robust omnichannel model--including standalone retail stores, e-commerce, and experiential brand environments combining the brand's global product and creative proposition with RBL's experience in building international brands for the Indian market, the release said.

Founded in Los Angeles in 2013, Fabletics has built a distinctive position in activewear by bringing a fashion point of view to performance apparel. Known for proprietary high-quality fabrics, bold colour and fashion-led silhouettes, the brand has grown from a digitally native disruptor into a global omnichannel business with more than 125 retail locations.

Along the way, collaborations with names including Khloe Kardashian and Kevin Hart have brought together fashion, fitness and popular culture, helping shape a brand that looks beyond the traditional codes of performance wear, the release said.

Fabletics arrives in India as the relationship between fitness, fashion and everyday dressing continues to evolve. Activewear is increasingly moving beyond the gym, with consumers expecting technical performance without compromising on how they want to look. Fabletics' combination of performance innovation and fashion sensibility gives the brand a distinctive proposition within this evolving category.

Commenting on the partnership, Sumeet Yadav, Head, Reliance Brands Limited, said in a statement, "India is undergoing an incredible transformation, driven by young consumers embracing movement, mindfulness, and athleisure as essential to their everyday lives. As we looked to expand our activewear portfolio, Fabletics stood out for its distinctive approach to making fashion-forward design accessible and built for everyday wear, making it a natural fit for the evolving Indian market. We're excited to bring Fabletics to India and see considerable opportunity to introduce the brand to a new generation of active consumers."

The India assortment will span women's and men's activewear across training, running, yoga, Pilates and everyday movement, bringing together Fabletics' proprietary performance fabrics with its fashion-led approach to colour, silhouette and design to create versatile styles that transition seamlessly from workouts through the rest of the day.

Meera Bhatia, President, Fabletics, said, "India represents an important next step in Fabletics' international growth. We built Fabletics around the idea that consumers shouldn't have to choose between performance, style and value, and we see that proposition resonating strongly with the way India's active consumer is evolving. Reliance Brands combines deep market understanding with an ability to build global brands for India, making them the right partner for our long-term ambitions in the market."

The New Delhi store at DLF Promenade, Vasant Kunj will establish Fabletics' first physical presence in India alongside the launch of its dedicated India website. A Mumbai store will follow shortly thereafter, establishing the foundation for the brand's longer-term expansion across the country.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Arjun K

Another international brand entering India with Reliance's backing. Is it just me or are we seeing a flood of these partnerships? Hope the pricing is sensible for the Indian consumer—some of these global brands charge a premium that's way beyond what the average fitness enthusiast can afford. 🤔

Vikram M

Khloe Kardashian and Kevin Hart collaborations? That's some star power! India's fitness culture is evolving so fast—people now want to look good while working out, not just wear basic cotton tees. Excited to see what Fabletics brings to the table, especially for men's activewear.

Rohit P

Good move by Reliance to bolster their activewear portfolio. But honestly, brands like Decathlon and local players like HRX by Hrithik Roshan already have a strong foothold with competitive pricing. If Fabletics positions itself as premium athleisure, it needs to justify its price point to Indian consumers. Let's see how it plays out.

Sneha F

The timing is perfect! With more women taking up yoga, Pilates, and gym workouts post-pandemic, the demand for stylish yet functional activewear has skyrocketed. Fabletics has that fashion-forward angle that's missing from many sports brands in India. DLF Promenade is a smart choice for the first store—very VVIP location! 😄

Aman W

Reliance is just collecting international brands like infinity stones at this point! But on a serious note, this is great for consumers—more options, better quality, and hopefully competitive pricing. My only concern is the membership model Fabletics is famous for in the US. I hope they don't force that subscription

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