Slikk: 60-Minute Fashion Delivery Startup Secures $10 Million

Slikk, a startup specialising in 60-minute fashion delivery, has successfully raised $10 million in its Series A funding round, which was led by Nexus Venture Partners. Lightspeed, a current investor, also took part in this round.

Earlier this year, in March, Startup Superb exclusively reported on the Series A funding. In the same month, Slikk announced it had secured $3.2 million in a seed funding round, led by Lightspeed, with support from Multiply Ventures and other angel investors.

The funds from this latest round will be allocated towards expanding into new lifestyle categories, introducing instant return options, and enhancing its presence in additional urban areas.

About Slikk and Its Services

Founded by Akshay Gulati, Om Prakash Swami, and Bipin Singh, Slikk currently delivers fashion items within 60 minutes across Bengaluru. The company employs a Try & Buy model, which allows for quick deliveries and refunds. Its target audience consists primarily of college students, young professionals, and urban dwellers influenced by current social trends.

Slikk offers over 80 brands on its platform, including Snitch, The Souled Store, Freakins, Uptownie, Off Duty, Bonkers, and Bewakoof.

Future Expansion Plans

The company aims to branch out into beauty and personal care, footwear, accessories, and wearables. Additionally, it is planning to implement instant returns to enhance customer satisfaction and streamline the purchasing experience.

Rahul Taneja, Partner at Lightspeed, commented on the investment: “They backed Slikk at the seed level due to its innovative approach to fashion commerce, which is truly ahead of its time. The product has achieved strong customer retention and engagement. They are pleased to increase their investment to support Akshay and the team’s ambitions in new categories and broader outreach across India.”

While it is common for startups to secure multiple funding rounds within the same year, Slikk stands out as one of the few to obtain funding twice in quick succession, just two months apart in 2025.