The Bear House doubles FY26 revenue to ₹270 Cr, targets ₹500 Cr and 65 stores by FY27
The D2C menswear brand swung to a ₹16 Cr profit on ₹270 Cr revenue in FY26 and is building an offline footprint of 65 stores as it chases a ₹500 Cr FY27 topline — a sharp signal that India's online-first apparel labels are now leaning hard into physical retail to scale.
What happened
Inc42 roundup: D2C menswear brand The Bear House doubled FY26 revenue to ₹270 Cr targeting ₹500 Cr and 65 stores by FY27; Kuku FM files DRHP for ₹3,500 Cr IPO;
Key facts
- ₹270 Cr FY26 revenue
- ₹16 Cr profit
- ₹500 Cr FY27 target
- 65 stores
- ₹3,500 Cr IPO
- ₹15,000 Cr valuation
- ₹780.2 Cr QIP
- ₹5 Lakh CCPA fine
- ₹30 Lakh trademark fine
Why this matters
The Bear House's omnichannel pivot and profitability create a credible acquisition or strategic-stake target for larger apparel houses looking to plug a premium menswear gap before the brand's valuation reprices on FY27 numbers.