ABFRL launches Gen Z fashion brand OWND!, plans 100 stores this fiscal
Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Ltd. (ABFRL) has launched OWND!, a fashion brand designed for India's Gen Z and youthful, trend-conscious consumers. The launch introduces a new brand name, a new identity and contemporary shop layouts. ABFRL aims to accelerate its play in the value fashion category through the brand. It plans to convert existing StyleUp stores into OWND! outlets.
Launch details
- Format
- New brand proposition with a new brand name, new identity and contemporary shop layouts
- Target consumer
- India's Gen Z and youthful, trend-conscious consumers
- Category
- Value fashion
- Store plan
- Convert existing StyleUp stores into OWND! and expand to 100 stores by the end of this financial year
What comes next
ABFRL plans to convert existing StyleUp stores into OWND! and expand its footprint to 100 stores by the end of this financial year.
People behind it
- Sangeeta TanwaniChief Executive Officer, Pantaloons and OWND!
About ABFRL
Fashion powerhouse offering apparel, footwear, and accessories across brands like Pantaloons, Louis Philippe, Van Heusen, and ethnic labels.
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Based on company announcements, filings and reporting by ET Retail. Details were checked against the source on 14 Nov 2026; we add nothing the source does not state.
Key facts
- Company
- ABFRL
- Type
- New brand
- Date
- 16 Sep 2025
- Category
- value fashion apparel
- Figure
- 100 stores
- Source
- Media reports
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