US activewear brand Fabletics has unveiled plans to accelerate its international expansion, with a goal of tripling its global footprint in 2026.
The company expects to open around 20 international stores over the next 12 months.
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Its next phase of retail expansion will cover several new markets in 2026 and 2027, including Central America, Colombia, India, Peru and the United Arab Emirates.
The international rollout comes alongside further domestic expansion. Fabletics said it also intends to open 25 additional stores in the US during the next year.
The company made the announcement after a year in which it exceeded $1bn in net revenue. It added that it is targeting a doubling of revenue and a fourfold increase in EBITDA [earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation] over the next five years.
Fabletics co-founder and CEO Adam Goldenberg said: “As our retail model continues to deliver strong results in the US, we’re confident it can scale globally.
“This expansion will allow us to reach more customers, grow the Fabletics brand and create long-term value.”
For its entry into India, Fabletics has partnered with Reliance Brands, part of Reliance Retail Ventures.
In India, the product offer will include women’s and men’s activewear for training, running, yoga, Pilates and everyday movement.
The brand’s first physical outlet in India will open at DLF Promenade in Vasant Kunj, New Delhi, alongside the launch of a dedicated India website.
A second store in Mumbai is expected to follow soon after, forming the basis for broader expansion in the country.
Commenting on the partnership, Reliance Brands head Sumeet Yadav said: “As we looked to expand our activewear portfolio, Fabletics stood out for its distinctive approach to making fashion-forward design accessible and built for everyday wear, making it a natural fit for the evolving Indian market.
“We’re excited to bring Fabletics to India and see considerable opportunity to introduce the brand to a new generation of active consumers.”
