Clog London opens Greater Noida outlet, targets 100 new stores

Homegrown footwear brand Clog London has opened an exclusive outlet at H&S Mall, Boulevard Walk in Greater Noida West, reinforcing its North India presence. The company is targeting 100 new stores across Tier 2, Tier 3 and major urban markets in its next expansion phase.

— Source published Fri, 21 Aug, 2026, 12:16 IST · First seen Fri, 21 Aug, 2026, 17:35 IST · Source IMAGES Business of Fashion

What happened

Homegrown footwear brand Clog London opened an exclusive brand outlet at H&S Mall, Boulevard Walk in Greater Noida West. The brand plans aggressive pan-India

Key facts

  • 100 new stores

Why this matters

Clog London’s push into Tier 2, Tier 3 and urban markets could make it a relevant partner or acquisition watchlist candidate for footwear platforms seeking rapid offline distribution expansion.

What to watch

  • Whether the company discloses a franchise-led versus company-owned rollout model.
  • Pace of openings over the next 6-12 months versus the 100-store target.
  • Entry into additional regions beyond North India, especially western and southern urban markets.
  • Evidence of mall-led expansion versus high-street and shop-in-shop formats.
  • Promotional intensity, average selling price trends and signs of inventory clearance.
  • New logistics, warehousing, funding, senior hiring or franchise-partner announcements.
  • Prioritize franchise or partner-operated stores to limit balance-sheet exposure during the 100-store push.
  • Cluster openings across NCR, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Punjab and other North Indian Tier 2/3 markets to improve replenishment and regional marketing efficiency.
  • Expand affordable casual, comfort and family footwear assortments suited to mall and high-street footfall.
  • Use opening offers, local influencer activity and marketplace/website integration to convert store traffic into omnichannel customers.
  • Strengthen supply planning, size availability and store-level inventory allocation before entering widely dispersed markets.