Indian MarketRetail Expansion
Libas Plans 250–300 Stores in Two to Three Years With ₹200 Crore Expansion
Ethnic womenswear brand Libas aims to grow from about 50–60 stores to 250–300 within two to three years, starting with tier-1 and metro cities.

The Expansion
Ethnic womenswear brand Libas plans to scale its offline network to 250–300 stores within two to three years, founder and CEO Sidhant Keshwani told PTI, as reported by ETRetail on 24 October 2026.
Key Facts
- Current network: About 50–60 stores across 15–16 cities, mostly tier-1.
- Investment: Around ₹200 crore planned for the expansion.
- Growth target: About 30% annual growth.
- Markets: Tier-1 and metro cities first, with stores in Gorakhpur and Agra, Saharanpur upcoming, and Punjab, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka planned.
Why It Matters
The plan signals continued offline investment by digital-first Indian fashion brands seeking deeper reach beyond metros.
Source: ETRetail / PTI, 24 Oct 2026.
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