Mumbai, 27 June 2025 — In a city that never slows down, a fashion-tech startup is making sure your style doesn’t either.
ZILO, a fast-growing on-demand fashion delivery platform, has secured $4.5 million in seed funding in a round led by Info Edge Ventures and Chiratae Ventures. The funds will power the company’s efforts to solidify product-market fit, strengthen its hybrid supply chain, and expand beyond its Mumbai base into other Indian metros in the coming months.
At the heart of ZILO’s mission is a new-age promise to deliver curated fashion from over 250 brands — think Levi’s, Puma, United Colors of Benetton, The Souled Store — to your doorstep within 60 minutes, complete with the option to try before you buy and instant returns for what you don’t love. It’s fashion-on-demand, built for the impatient urban millennial.
Founded by industry veterans Padmakumar Pal, ex-VP at Flipkart and Myntra, and Bhavik Jhaveri, a serial entrepreneur with multiple ventures behind him, ZILO is betting big on speed, freshness, and flexibility.
“Our vision isn’t just about convenience — it’s about creating a lifestyle where fashion is accessible in real-time, without compromising quality or selection,” said Pal.
ZILO is currently fulfilling orders via a mix of dark stores and partnered brand outlets, ensuring fresh, in-season stock only. With ambitious plans to stock over 100,000 unique styles, ZILO is eyeing categories like footwear and accessories in time for India’s festive season.
The seed round comes at a time when quick commerce in fashion is beginning to heat up. Competitor Slikk recently raised $10 million, and Myntra, which entered the rapid-delivery race late last year, is already expanding to newer cities.
As India’s youth redefines how they shop and live, startups like ZILO are no longer just delivering products — they’re delivering speed, choice, and a whole new expectation from fashion retail.
