Iris Clothings’ Q1 profit rises 53% as it targets D2C, quick commerce and athleisure
Iris Clothings reported Q1 net profit of ₹4 crore, up 53%, on income growth of 26% to ₹47 crore. The kidswear company is adding in-house embroidery, expanding newborn gifting and proposing an investment in Infinia to enter athleisure.
Iris Clothings reported a 53% Q1 profit increase to Rs 4 crore amid strong demand. The garment company is entering D2C and quick commerce, adding in-house embroidery, expanding newborn gifting, and proposing an Infinia investment to enter athleisure.
Why this matters
The Q1 update extends Iris Clothings’ recent moves: a 51% Infinia Lifestyle deal for athleisure, DOREME newborn gifting and quick-commerce launches in Bengaluru and Hyderabad.
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