New Delhi, January 25 2021.

With the 72nd Indian Republic Day around the corner, the country’s largest lifestyle platform, MensXP has unveiled the Republic Day Festival from January 22nd all the way until January 26th ‘21. This sale will offer Indian men the opportunity to explore some of the finest Indian brands across winter wear, grooming, innerwear, gadgets, work from home essentials, fitness essentials and more. 

As a part of this retail extravaganza, MensXP will also showcase a comprehensive range of thousands of products at up to 55% off. The sheer range of gadgets, winter wear, innerwear & quirky masks, grooming products & fragrances, barware, gardening and healthy treats available during this period, along with the daily flash sales will make it the ultimate #golocal shopping experience this Republic Day. Besides MensXP’s own suite of leading fashion and beauty brands such as MensXP Mud and MensXP Basics, the platform is also hosting a wide range of premium homegrown brands including LetsShave, Bareek, SKO, Rare Planet, ETRG, Damensch, Cloud Nursery and a Fragrance Story among others. 

Speaking at the launch of the brand’s Republic Sale, Angad Bhatia, Founder  & CEO - MensXP said, “On the occasion of the 74th Republic Day, we are upholding ‘vocal for local’ values, i.e. our collective responsibility as a society to endorse and promote locally-made and locally-sourced products. Our special Republic Day Festival would prominently showcase premium minimalistic and sustainable home-grown labels across grooming, footwear and products for their home among others that would help the new generation of Indian men elevate their everyday lives!”

MensXP Shop hosts over 250+ premium brands with over 20,000 carefully curated products from bespoke homegrown labels spanning Home Decor, Kitchenware, Wellness & WFH essentials and much more to help you master the new normal. Within a year of its launch, MensXP Shop has emerged as the go-to destination for Indian men to discover content and products that help them navigate their social lives.