Zouk launches store in Lucknow's Lulu Mall
Handbag, accessories, and luggage brand Zouk has launched a new exclusive brand outlet in Lucknow. Located in the northern city's Lulu Mall, the store houses the label's full range of vegan, print focused products.
"New drop at Lulu Mall, Zouk is in the house," announced Lulu Mall Lucknow on Facebook, sharing images of the new store. "Totes, slings, and wallets with a desi twist and a modern heart, 100% vegan, 1000% stylish. Step into the store and step out in style!"
The right side of the store is dedicated to luggage and features hard-shell suitcases in numerous sizes, featuring Zouk's signature heritage inspired prints. The centre and left side of the store is dedicated to the brand's handbag line, featuring a wide selection of larger models designed to hold laptops, tablets, and daily essentials. Backpacks and accessories such as wallets also feature in the outlet.
Zouk launched in 2015 as a direct to customer accessories label and today counts over seven lakh customers across the country and works with over 1,000 artisans. Zouk's bags are PETA approved and the brand's products are made in India, according to its e-commerce store.
Lulu Mall Lucknow is a mall by Lulu Group, headed by Kerala born, UAE based entrepreneur M A Yusuff Ali. The mall launched in 2022 and measures around 19 lakh square feet.
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