The store will be located at Select City Walk Mall in New Delhi.
Foot Locker is officially entering the Indian retail landscape with an omnichannel launch on October 19, introducing both its first physical store and e-commerce platform in the country. Metro Brands Ltd will oversee the operation of Foot Locker’s brick-and-mortar stores, while Nykaa Fashion will manage its online presence.
The inaugural store will be located at Select City Walk Mall in New Delhi, coinciding with the launch of the Foot Locker website and shop-in-shop options on Nykaa Fashion and Nykaa Man platforms. Strategic importance of the Indian market. In a statement, Peter Scaturro, senior vice president for strategic planning and growth at Foot Locker Inc., highlighted the significance of this launch: “Bringing Foot Locker to India through licensing arrangements with Metro Brands and Nykaa Fashion marks a pivotal milestone in our global expansion. India’s vibrant sneaker culture provides a unique opportunity for Foot Locker to become a leading brand in the market.”
Elevating the sneaker experience, Scaturro added, “With our Foot Locker Reimagined concept, we aim to enhance the sneaker experience by integrating innovation and technology in an immersive environment. Together with Metro Brands and Nykaa Fashion, we’re excited to inspire and empower Indian sneakerheads to express their individuality and connect with the heart of sneakers.”
Based in New York, Foot Locker operates in over 40 countries worldwide, boasting more than 2,500 stores.
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