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200 years old Thomas Crick enters India

S. Shriram by S. Shriram
February 10, 2024
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In a world where the brands come and go and become redundant in a few years from their launch, there are also hundreds of brands with an impeccable legacy. One such globally cherished name is Thomas Crick, a distinguished British heritage shoe brand established in 1830,

The brand has announced its official launch in India and through the digital marketplace. Official merchandise of Thomas Crick will be exclusively available on Tata Cliq and Flipkart. The brand is offering 69% discount on select styles on the marketplaces.

Thomas Crick has a unique design DNA rooted in the United Kingdom, blending timeless elegance with the latest trends.

The brand offers a comprehensive range of products suitable for every occasion, whether it’s dressing up or down, smart or casual.

Faraz Mirza, Director, Mirza International Limited stated, “We’re absolutely delighted to introduce the timeless elegance and contemporary flair of Thomas Crick to the dynamic and fashion-forward Indian market. With a remarkable legacy, we’re deeply committed to offering affordable high fashion without any compromise on quality.”

“We can’t wait to usher Indian customers into a realm of unparalleled comfort, style, and extraordinary value through our exquisite footwear“, he added.

Thomas Crick’s launch in India marks the beginning of an exciting journey to offer affordable high fashion and premium quality leather footwear to the Indian market.

One of the trickiest categories in the e-commerce space is footwear. With varied foot sizes across the Indian diaspora, it is always a challenge to ensure right foot sizes while ordering online. It is also one of the categories which witnesses highest return of orders on e-commerce.

The category is quite well served with over 25,000+ offline shops across brands such as Bata, Puma, Nike, Reebok, Adidas, Clarks, etc. from top malls in India to Tier 3/4 towns.

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