Singer to launch first Indian experiential store in New Delhi

Global sewing machine brand Singer will launch its first experiential store in India at South Delhi’s Nehru Place. Following the opening, Singer plans to revamp its 21 India stores to turn them into experience centres.

“This flagship store marks a major milestone for Singer India,” said Singer India’s managing director and vice chairman Rakesh Khanna, Indian Retailer Bureau reported. “India’s rich heritage in textiles and craftsmanship, combined with the growing interest in DIY fashion, presents an exciting opportunity. We aim to make sewing a fun and accessible craft for younger generations while preserving the skills cherished by their mothers and grandmothers.”
 
Singer has a 170 year history and specialises in sewing equipment for the home. The business’ new retail concept features a minimalist aesthetic to put its vibrant fabrics and sewing machines front and centre. The New Delhi store will house interactive workshops and events to drive footfall and create community as well as a ‘history wall’ to share the brand’s journey.
 
“We have been associated with Singer India for close to three decades, and this was a fabulous opportunity to imagine a differentiated customer experience for this iconic brand,” said Singer’s design partner Incubis’ director Amit Krishn Gulati. “The new store will resonate with young trendsetters who want to create and customise what they wear, while also connecting with the nostalgic stories associated with Singer sewing machines.”