Fashion Entrepreneur Fund Announces Second Investment Round Following Strong Response in Initial Phase
Sanjay Nigam's Fashion Entrepreneur Fund transforms Indian fashion with 10,000+ applications, 2.7X portfolio growth, global expansion for Banana Club, House of Armuse.
- Banana Club (Trends-Driven Menswear): Banana Club has crossed ₹105 Crore in net revenues in FY 2025-26, a milestone powered by three consecutive years of 2x growth built on a carefully executed omnichannel strategy. With a strong foundation at home and an ambitious global expansion now underway, the brand is stepping onto the world stage.
- Love Kiki (Contemporary Style): Witnessed a remarkable 227.6% revenue growth in FY 2025-26. The brand expanded its offline presence to over 10 cities and began securing international B2B orders from Saudi Arabia.
- House of Armuse (Bridal & Occasion Wear): Redefining Indian couture, this brand saw its Average Order Value (AOV) jump from ₹34k to ₹85k. They made a powerful entry into menswear, and delivered one of the most remarkable unit economics turnarounds in the space – transforming its cost structure and driving margins to a level that few brands at this scale have achieved.
- Philocaly (Luxe Bespoke Menswear): Demonstrated strong market traction with a 1.7x revenue growth and doubled its Multi-Brand Outlet (MBO) count to six locations.
- Stylox (Denim-First Brand): Scaled its franchise network from 25 to 58 stores, turning net profit positive in Q4 FY 2026 under the endorsement of artist Sukhbir Singh.
- Linetribe (Experimental Silhouettes): Deploying a sustainable strategy of doubling their MBO presence from 6 to 12 outlets and effective use of social media, the unique silhouettes are being celebrated by top celebrities and fashion magazines.
- DMO Dot (Luxury Footwear): Design Modern Originals redefine elegance, honoring the past while welcoming the future. Focusing on customer experience, they have scaled from zero to 7+ MBO stores while simultaneously acquiring 20,000+ customers from their website.
- Sustainable & Artisan Growth: Brands like Banana Labs (Kutch hand-block prints) and Vyakti India (plant-based leather) are leading the charge in ethical fashion. Vardi, which focuses on military heritage upcycling, has already opened an international pipeline with TJ Maxx.
- Tech-First Ideas: Cloud Tailor, Heritage Bazaar, and Dopplr are the quiet architects of Indian fashion’s next chapter – tech-first platforms that have spent their foundational year building the industry connects, digital infrastructure, and operational backbone, and are now ready to scale.




