Bally opens first-ever India store
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Bally has brought its luxury offerings to India, opening its debut location in New Delhi in partnership with local licensee Reliance Brands.
Situated in Delhi’s DLF Emporio, the flagship store is lavishly designed with a focus on the high-end products consisting of bags, belts, shoes, jackets, and accessories.
Opening its doors inside the high-end mall August 2, the Swiss luxury brand joins fellow international brands such as Louis Vuitton, Burberry, Dior, and Giorgio Armani.
The launch of Bally’s brick and mortar store comes after twelve months worth of talks with Reliance Brands, part of Reliance Retail and the Reliance Group.
Founded in 1851 in Switzerland, Bally rose to fame in 1890 for inventing the Zurich pump, before launching its ready-to-wear and accessories lines in 1976.
After launching internationally in 1990, Bally has launched in many Asian countries and with India the latest market entry.
It is also due to open up an outlet store in Australia this month, with the reopening of Sydney discount centre, Birkenhead Mall.
Questions & Answers
Q.Which company is Bally partnering with for its operations in India?
Which company is Bally partnering with for its operations in India?
Bally is partnering with Reliance Brands, a local licensee. This company is part of Reliance Retail and the broader Reliance Group, and the partnership followed twelve months of discussions.
Q.What types of products will Bally be selling in its new Indian store?
What types of products will Bally be selling in its new Indian store?
The New Delhi flagship store will offer a range of high-end products. These include bags, belts, shoes, jackets, and various accessories, focusing on luxury offerings.
Q.When did Bally first expand its business internationally?
When did Bally first expand its business internationally?
Bally launched internationally in 1990, expanding its presence beyond its home country. India is its latest market entry in Asia, following expansion into many other Asian countries.
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