Menswear brand Snitch launches 60-min delivery with ‘Snitch Quick’ in Bengaluru after ₹340 crore funding round

Snitch, one of India’s fastest-growing menswear brands, has stepped into the quick delivery market with Snitch Quick, a new service that delivers clothes to customers within 60 minutes in Bengaluru. 

Snitch Quick brings 60 min fashion delivery to Bengaluru

Announcing the launch on social media, Snitch wrote, 

“Bangalore traffic can slow down anything – except Snitch. Introducing Snitch Quick: 60-minute delivery across most Bangalore pincodes. Your weekend plans, dates, and last-minute parties just got saved.”

The new service gives customers access to over 1,000 clothing options, including shirts, t-shirts, jeans, and more, all available for fast delivery. 

By offering 60-minute delivery, Snitch aims to bring the comfort of quick commerce to fashion, letting customers shop for outfits even at the last moment.

Currently, Snitch Quick is live in Bengaluru, and the company plans to take it to other cities soon. The service runs through local delivery centers that help make the one-hour delivery possible without delays.

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Snitch’s Funding boost and brand growth

Founded in 2020 by Siddharth Dungarwal, Snitch has built a strong following among Gen Z and millennial men through its website, mobile app, and stores. The brand is known for releasing new styles frequently and keeping up with current fashion trends.

Earlier this year, Snitch raised ₹340 crore in funding at a ₹2,500 crore valuation. The round included investors such as 360 ONE Asset, IvyCap Ventures, SWC Global, and the Ravi Modi Family Office, along with several angel investors.

The funding supports Snitch’s plans to expand its store presence and improve logistics. With Snitch Quick, the brand is now moving beyond regular online shopping — making fast, on-demand fashion a reality for Bengaluru customers.

If successful, this service could mark the start of faster, smarter shopping for men across India.

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