Libas Partners with Zepto for 10-Min Fashion Delivery
Libas' popular kurtas, co-ord sets, and wardrobe staples are now available via Zepto in key metros like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Hyderabad. The collaboration merges Libas' trendy offerings with Zepto's hyperlocal logistics, delivering instant fashion at scale.
Sidhant Keshwani, Founder & CEO of Libas, emphasized that this move empowers Indian women with instant access to style. Devendra Meel, CBO at Zepto, noted that fast fashion now matches the pace of everyday life.
To promote the launch, a relatable ad film showcases the everyday fashion dilemmas solved in minutes, highlighting that if food and makeup can be delivered quickly, so can your outfit. This partnership is tailored for today's spontaneous, fast-paced lifestyle.
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