Slikk refreshes brand and app to sharpen fashion discovery in Bengaluru

Fashion quick-commerce platform Slikk has launched a new brand identity and redesigned app, positioning discovery more centrally while retaining its 60-minute delivery and Try & Buy model in Bengaluru.

— Source publishedThu, 10 Sept, 2026, 14:54 IST·First seen Thu, 10 Sept, 2026, 14:57 IST·Source IMAGES Business of Fashion

What happened

Indian fashion quick-commerce platform Slikk launched a new brand identity and redesigned app focused on fashion discovery. The Bengaluru-only service, which

Key facts

  • More than 2,500 customers consulted
  • Two years of growth
  • 60-minute delivery

Why this matters

Slikk’s stronger discovery layer could make it a more relevant partner or target for fashion marketplaces, brands, and quick-commerce players seeking a differentiated last-mile fashion channel.

What to watch

  • Change in repeat-order rate and monthly active customers after the app relaunch.
  • Average order value, items per basket and return rates for discovery-led versus search-led purchases.
  • Number of exclusive brand launches, creator collaborations and SKU depth available for rapid delivery.
  • Evidence of geographic expansion, dark-store additions or wider Bengaluru service coverage.
  • Competitor launches from fashion marketplaces, quick-commerce apps or hyperlocal delivery platforms.
  • Any shift in delivery promise, Try & Buy eligibility or minimum order thresholds that signals margin pressure.
  • Expand personalized feeds, trend edits, occasion-based shopping and visual-search-style discovery tools.
  • Use Try & Buy behavior to improve size recommendations, reduce returns and personalize inventory visibility.
  • Secure exclusive capsules and local-brand partnerships that make discovery content shoppable and differentiated.
  • Measure whether discovery-led orders improve repeat rate, average order value and contribution margin before expanding beyond Bengaluru.
  • Test monetized brand placement cautiously, using performance-linked merchandising rather than a generic advertising feed.