• Slikk, a 60-minute fashion delivery startup, has secured a $10 million Series A funding round led by Nexus Venture Partners.
  • In 2025, Slikk announced two back-to-back funding rounds within two months — a $3.2 million seed round led by Lightspeed and a $10 million Series A led by Nexus Venture Partners.

Nexus Venture Partners is leading a $10 million Series A investment for Slikk, a 60-minute fashion delivery service. Lightspeed, an existing backer, took part in the round as well.

In the same month, Slikk also revealed a $3.2 million seed round led by Lightspeed, in which Multiply Ventures and other angel investors participated.

With the newly raised funds, the Bengaluru-based company plans to increase the number of categories it offers, introduce fast returns, and establish a stronger presence in India's cities.

Currently, Slikk, which was founded by Akshay Gulati, Om Prakash Swami, and Bipin Singh, delivers stylish items throughout Bengaluru in under an hour. It offers quick delivery and refunds under the Try & Buy business strategy. The platform caters to urban consumers who are impacted by social trends, young professionals, and college students.

Snitch, The Souled Store, Freakins, Uptownie, Off Duty, Bonkers, and Bewakoof are among the more than 80 brands that are part of the brand.

"We are convinced that fashion is the next big area for digital disruption after seeing how fast commerce has changed Indian consumers' habits. The strategic execution and in-depth category insights of the Slikk team are exactly what this moment requires, according to Pratik Poddar, a partner at Nexus Venture Partners.

Slikk plans to expand into footwear, accessories, wearable technology, cosmetics, and personal hygiene. The company is also planning to implement quick refunds to increase customer satisfaction and expedite the purchasing process.

It was common for companies to raise two rounds of money in the same year during the 2021–2022 finance boom, but Slikk is one of the few that did it in 2025, only two months apart.


Edited by Harshajit Sarmah