Active Clothing Co, specialist in apparels for leading global fashion brands, has made a strategic entry into the retail segment with launch of retail outlets under the brand name “NUEMO”. The company has already opened five outlets and plans to open seven additional outlets in 10 day in Punjab.

NUEMO will operate a multi-brand retail platform focused on capturing growth opportunities across India. The format will include flexible retail models offering unisex apparel for all ages under one roof, along with category specific stores tailored to local market demand and evolving consumer preferences.

The company targets additional revenue of about ₹200–250 crore in four years.

The initiative is aimed at creating a curated and scalable retail ecosystem aligned with evolving consumption trends and increasing demand for organized fashion retail in underserved markets. The company believes this strategic expansion will further diversify its business model while strengthening its direct retail presence across emerging growth regions.

The NUEMO initiative is aligned with the company’s long term growth strategy and is expected to strengthen its retail footprint in high growth markets and leverage existing manufacturing.

Rajesh Mehra, Managing Director, Active Clothing said the company is well positioned to build a scalable and differentiated retail platform with its manufacturing capabilities, strong understanding of fashion trends and evolving consumer preferences.

The company has already opened 5 outlets under the NUEMO brand and plan to open seven additional outlets in the next 10 days, reflecting the encouraging response and strong growth potential we see in this business,” he said.

Active Clothing has built a reputation as a trusted partner for leading global fashion brands, including Levi’s, George, Pepe Jeans, ONLY, Jack & Jones, Vero Moda, Next, Skechers, Puma, Ted Baker London, and Adidas.

The company’s core product line includes flat-knit sweaters, fly-knit shoe uppers, circular knits, outerwear jackets, and wovens.

Through virtual knitting and digital sampling, the company helps brands reduce waste, save time, and optimise costs while maintaining high design precision.

Published on May 15, 2026