Nike bolsters Mumbai retail presence with Oberoi Sky City Mall launch
Nike has expanded its footprint in Mumbai with the opening of a new store at Oberoi Sky City Mall in Borivali East, marking a key step in strengthening the brand's presence in the western suburbs of the metro.
The new outlet features Nike's latest collections across performance, casualwear, and innovation-led categories, Indian Retailer Bureau reported. Shoppers can explore a curated range of footwear, apparel and accessories in a space designed to reflect the brand's commitment to immersive retail and digital integration.
Located within one of Mumbai's emerging premium shopping destinations, the store is positioned alongside several global brands including Zara, H&M, and Sephora, according to Oberoi Group's Facebook page. The launch highlights Nike's ongoing strategy to increase accessibility and offer an elevated retail experience for the city's growing base of sport and lifestyle consumers.
With the Oberoi Sky City Mall location, Nike aims to meet demand from a wider urban audience. Founded in 1964 and renamed Nike in 1971, the brand's portfolio includes legacy ranges like Air Jordan and Air Max, alongside sustainability-focused lines such as Space Hippie.
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