Fashion Quick Commerce Platform Slikk Club Secures $3.2 Million Seed Funding

Lightspeed has backed Bengaluru-based Slikk Club with $3.2 million in seed money. The startup is aiming to deliver clothes in under an hour, and the quick-commerce fashion player is betting shoppers won't wait days for new outfits anymore.

Several investors joined the round, including Multiply Ventures and angels like Tracxn's Abhishek Goyal and DST Global's Saurabh Gupta. The cash will help Slikk Club blanket Bengaluru with dark stores covering most city neighborhoods.

CEO Akshay Gulati says customers want instant gratification when buying clothes. "Most purchases happen on impulse. Our 60-minute delivery matches that spontaneity," he told reporters.
"At Slikk Club, we set out to change the way people experience fashion—making style as instant and effortless as their impulse to shop," said Akshay Gulati, CEO and Co-founder of Slikk Club. "This funding is a major step forward in our mission to bring 60-minute fashion delivery to more shoppers, scale our presence in Bangalore, and expand into new lifestyle categories."
Slikk handles merchandise from over 80 brands, including Snitch and Bewakoof. Its Try & Buy model lets customers quickly return unwanted items with instant refunds – removing the wait that plagues traditional online fashion.

The three-man founding team includes Gulati, Om Prakash Swami, handling tech, and Bipin Singh, leading product. They're targeting young shoppers who discover styles on Instagram and TikTok and want them immediately.

Slikk plans to expand beyond Bengaluru into other major cities in the next five years. The fashion quick-commerce space remains largely untapped, with most rapid delivery players focused on groceries and essentials.