Bershka is a Spanish high-street clothing brand aimed at shoppers in their teens and twenties, created by Inditex in 1998 and sold in India since February 2025. It arrived through a company of its own rather than a partnership. On Myntra on 11 September 2026 its median price was ₹2,950.
Bershka belongs to Inditex, the Spanish group that owns Zara, and sells here through Bershka Retail India Private Limited — a wholly foreign-owned subsidiary incorporated on 28 April 2024, with no Indian shareholder on any document we read. Of 100 Myntra listings read on 11 September 2026, one was reduced and the shelf charged 99.5% of MRP, median ₹2,950. No published statement on pricing or discounting was found.
That median is almost exactly what the brand collected. Across a sounding of 100 Bershka listings read on Myntra that day, the shelf charged 99.5% of MRP and one listing in a hundred carried a reduced price. Sixteen distinct MRPs produced two discount rungs.
The second reading is about who stands behind the garment. Bershka Retail India Private Limited was incorporated on 28 April 2024, and the register files it under a sub-category that says what it is in plain words: subsidiary of a company incorporated outside India. That is a different shape from the company running Zara here, which has had a Tata company on its share register since 2009.
Who owns Bershka, and what the Indian company is
Bershka is one of six store brands inside Industria de Diseño Textil, S.A. — Inditex — listed in Madrid as ITX and far better known in India for Zara. Its Indian company is two years old.
- Brand created
- 1998, inside Inditex, Spain
- Indian company
- Bershka Retail India Private Limited, CIN U47710HR2024FTC121106, incorporated 28 April 2024, registered at Ambience Corporate Tower II, Gurugram
- Parent
- Industria de Diseño Textil, S.A. (Inditex), A Coruña, Spain — listed in Madrid as ITX
- Shape in India
- Wholly foreign-owned subsidiary; the register’s sub-category reads “subsidiary of company incorporated outside India”
- Category
- Apparel, plus footwear and accessories
- Price band in India
- ₹2,950 median charged across 100 Myntra listings, which puts the core line mid-range for clothing
- Where to buy
- Three stores — Mumbai, Bengaluru, Delhi — plus bershka.com/in and Myntra
- Checked on
- 11 September 2026
Every registry field above comes from services that mirror the corporate register rather than from the register itself, and four of them agree on the company number, the date, the address and the sub-category. The mirrors disagree about capital — ₹5 crore on two, ₹15 crore on the others — so this page gives none.
Bershka’s Indian privacy policy sets out the chain. It names Bershka Retail India Private Limited and BERSHKA BSK ESPAÑA SA together, then says the company shares customer data with “our parent company, Industria de Diseño Textil, S.A. (Inditex, S.A.), Inditex Group holding company, located in Spain.”
- Industria de Diseño Textil, S.A.Inditex, A Coruña — listed in Madrid as ITX
- Bershka BSK España SAArteixo, A Coruña — the brand company
- Bershka Retail India Private LimitedGurugram, from 28 April 2024 — seller on all 40 records read
No filing gives a percentage, so this page prints none. Trade coverage of 7 November 2025 reported Bershka in India as wholly owned by the Spanish company, which is a press reading rather than a register document.
Why this is not the Zara arrangement
The company that runs Zara in India, Inditex Trent Retail India Private Limited, was incorporated on 27 October 2009 and has always had an Indian shareholder: Trent Limited of the Tata group, at 49%, then 34.94%, and 20% from 21 November 2025. Bershka Retail India has none on any document we read. Both sit at the same Gurugram address, down to the unit number, and share a director.
Inditex’s other brands, such as Pull & Bear, have their own audits on this site.
What Bershka costs in India
A hundred Bershka listings were read on Myntra on 11 September 2026. That is a sounding; the whole catalogue carried 1,062 listings on the brand facet the same day. One of the hundred was reduced. In aggregate the shelf collected 99.5% of MRP, and 16 distinct MRPs produced two discount rungs.
- Median price charged
- ₹2,950
- Share of MRP collected
- 99.5%
- Listings reduced below MRP
- 1 of 100
- Checked on
- 11 September 2026
Two other brands on this site have read close to that, both Indian: Jockey and Manyavar, neither reduced on any listing read. Bershka is the first foreign fast-fashion name here to sell at effectively full price, and the category is built on the opposite habit. A shopper who waits for a markdown on the high street will wait a long time on this rail.
Its sibling reads the same way. Zara’s own Indian shop was read on 6 September 2026: 2,378 listings, 51 reduced, median ₹2,950. Two brands from one group, five days apart on two platforms, both close to full price and both at the same median.
What Bershka publishes about its own prices
No published statement on pricing or discounting was found in any document Bershka or Inditex makes available to an Indian shopper. The Indian terms and conditions say prices include GST, duties and cesses but exclude delivery, and that the company may change prices at any time. The shopping guide answers “Yes” to whether shop and website prices match. Neither says anything about markdowns. This page reports what Bershka charged on the day it was read and does not explain why the prices hold.
Bershka’s Indian site carries a section headed “SALE UP TO 50% OFF”, and no price was shown inside it on 11 September 2026. The one-in-a-hundred reading is the Myntra shelf, not the whole brand — check that rail before assuming the price never moves.
The comparison this page does not make
A like-for-like check of what the same Bershka garment costs in Spain and in India was not taken. Bershka’s Indian shop publishes no catalogue that can be matched against its European one garment by garment, and no credible published comparison was found. Converting a euro price and calling the result what the garment “should” cost here would be a guess dressed as arithmetic. What the reading gives on the import question instead is where the clothes come from.
Where Bershka clothes are made, and who answers for them
Forty Bershka product records were read in full on Myntra on 11 September 2026. The manufacturer line carries the same string on every one: an Inditex address in Arteixo, A Coruña, given as an address without a company name. No record left the line blank. Bershka Retail India Private Limited is the seller of record on all forty, and a net-quantity declaration appears on 24 of them.
The address does match what Bershka publishes for BERSHKA BSK ESPAÑA SA — Avenida de la Diputación, Edificio Inditex, Arteixo — though two of its own Indian documents print that street with different postcodes, 15142 and 15143.
Forty records named Bershka Retail India Private Limited as the seller and declared seven countries of origin.
Country of origin is where the duty argument lives.
| Declared country of origin | Records, of 40 |
|---|---|
| China | 12 |
| Bangladesh | 10 |
| Cambodia | 10 |
| Vietnam | 3 |
| Egypt | 2 |
| India | 2 |
| Turkey | 1 |
Seven countries across forty records, and India on two of them. So nearly everything on a Bershka rail here is imported and duty is genuinely in the price — which is not true of every foreign-sounding brand sold in India. How much it adds is another matter. Duty is charged on the landed value of the goods rather than on the tag price, so the rate does not translate one-for-one into the shelf price.
One thing the origin count is not: it says nothing about the local-sourcing condition attached to foreign investment in single-brand retail, which is reckoned on the value of goods purchased and averaged over five years. Those are different measurements.
What Bershka claims, and what stands behind it
Bershka’s Indian company page makes a short list of claims. Selected garments use organic cotton, described as “100% cotton, completely free of pesticides, chemicals and bleaches”. Footwear is PVC-free. The delivery fleet runs on 5% biodiesel. Shop management targets a 20% cut in energy use. Products of animal origin come only from farms raising animals for food.
No standard, certification body, mill, audit or laboratory is named anywhere on that page for any of those claims. No test is published. The brand’s sustainability page for India carries no claim at all, and names no certification either. Its one link out is to a group document — the only supply-chain paper an Indian shopper is offered.
That document is the Inditex modern slavery statement for the year to 31 January 2026, made under Australian, Californian, Canadian, Norwegian and British law. No Indian statute is named in it. Bershka appears once by name, in the California clause, as Bershka USA, Inc. India appears as a place where supplier projects are run rather than as a market — one line records a project reaching 48 factories in India between 2023 and 2025. The statement describes a supply chain of 6,684 factories in 49 markets and names none of them.
Inditex does not publish a supplier list. It gives factory details to IndustriALL Global Union and partner organisations under an agreement first signed in 2007, and told the KnowTheChain benchmark in September 2023 that its supply-chain information is not uploaded to the public Open Supply Hub. Join Life, the label it once printed on garments to mark more sustainable materials, was discontinued in the 2022 annual report and kept as an internal standard — which a shopper cannot check.
One number on the company page needs care. It says the brand has 854 stores across 68 markets, with no date attached. Inditex reported 5,460 stores across 41 markets for the whole group for the year to 31 January 2026, so the brand figure is either old or counted differently.
What the accounts and the group report do not say
Inditex does disclose Bershka’s sales at brand level: €3,286 million worldwide for the year to 31 January 2026. There is no Indian figure in it. The group reports geography in four buckets — Spain, the rest of Europe, the Americas, and Asia and the rest of the world — and India sits inside the last, unbroken out. Its published accounts list stores by region with no country line for India.
Bershka Retail India has filed a first set of accounts, for the period to 31 March 2025, and held its annual meeting on 17 December 2025. The revenue and profit figures in those accounts were not read for this page. This page therefore carries no India revenue figure, and no group figure stands in.
Who Bershka is actually for
Bershka is built for a shopper in their late teens or twenties who wants the current shape of a thing quickly, at a price that needs little thought. A median of ₹2,950 puts it above Indian mass-market rails and below the European names that price their Indian shelves at a premium.
It suits you badly if you shop the sale calendar. One reduced listing in a hundred means the discipline that works across most of this category — wait, watch, buy at 40% off — earns nothing here, at least on the marketplace rail. It suits you badly too if you want to know what you are buying beyond the composition label, because no test or certification is published against any specific garment.
Buying Bershka in India
Bershka’s three Indian shops are at Phoenix Palladium in Mumbai, Phoenix Mall of Asia in Bengaluru and Pacific Mall, Tagore Garden, in Delhi. Three was the last established count, in April 2026.
- Apr 2024Bershka Retail India Private Limited incorporated, Gurugram
- Feb 2025First store, Phoenix Palladium Mumbai, 472 sq m; bershka.com/in opens
- Sep 2025Listings on Myntra from 17 September, over 1,200 styles
- Mar 2026Bengaluru, Phoenix Mall of Asia, 665 sq m
- Apr 2026Delhi, Pacific Mall Tagore Garden, about 650 sq m
Every Bershka shop in India has opened since February 2025.
Read the seller name before you read the price
On all forty Myntra records read on 11 September 2026 the seller was Bershka Retail India Private Limited, the brand’s own Indian company. A Bershka listing sold by anybody else is not the brand selling to you.
Turn the tag over for the country of origin
Seven countries appeared across forty records, China, Bangladesh and Cambodia accounting for 32 and India two. The declaration is printed on the garment as well as the listing, and it is the only place the brand says where it was made.
Do not budget for a markdown on the marketplace
One listing in a hundred was reduced on 11 September 2026. If the tag price is more than you want to pay, the answer is a different garment, not a later date.
Compare the shop, the site and the sale rail
The shopping guide says shop and website prices match, and that where the tag and the website differ the ticket price stands. The Indian site also runs a section headed “SALE UP TO 50% OFF”. Look at all three before buying.
Know the delivery arithmetic
On bershka.com/in, delivery is ₹290 and shipping is free on undiscounted orders above ₹2,990. Returns run 30 days, free in store and ₹100 if collected from home.
Common questions
Does Bershka ever go on sale in India?
On Myntra, barely. One of 100 listings read on 11 September 2026 carried a reduced price and the shelf collected 99.5% of MRP. Bershka’s own Indian site does carry a section headed “SALE UP TO 50% OFF”, though no price was shown inside it on that date, so the depth of that sale is not something this page can state.
Who owns Bershka?
Inditex, the Spanish group that also owns Zara, Pull & Bear, Stradivarius, Massimo Dutti and Oysho. In India the brand is sold by Bershka Retail India Private Limited, incorporated on 28 April 2024 and filed on the corporate register as a subsidiary of a company incorporated outside India. No Indian shareholder appears on any document we read.
Is Bershka the same company as Zara in India?
Same group, different companies and different shapes. Zara is sold by Inditex Trent Retail India Private Limited, incorporated in 2009, in which Trent Limited of the Tata group has held a stake throughout and held 20% from 21 November 2025. Bershka’s Indian company has no Indian shareholder on the record. Both are registered at the same Gurugram address.
Where are Bershka clothes made?
Forty Myntra records read on 11 September 2026 declared seven countries — China 12, Bangladesh 10, Cambodia 10, Vietnam 3, Egypt 2, India 2 and Turkey 1. The manufacturer line on all forty carried an Inditex address in Arteixo, Spain, with no company name on it.
How many Bershka stores are there in India?
Three, as last established in April 2026 — Phoenix Palladium in Mumbai, Phoenix Mall of Asia in Bengaluru and Pacific Mall at Tagore Garden in Delhi. All three have opened since February 2025. The brand also sells on bershka.com/in and, since 17 September 2025, on Myntra.
Is Bershka expensive in India compared with Spain?
Nothing published lets that be answered garment by garment, and this page does not convert a euro price and present the result as what a Bershka item should cost here. What can be said is that only two of forty records declared India as the country of origin, so the clothes are imported and duty is genuinely in the price.
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References
- IndiaFilings, a mirror of the corporate register, read 11 September 2026 — company number, incorporation on 28 April 2024, the Gurugram registered office, the “subsidiary of company incorporated outside India” sub-category, the two directors and their appointment dates.
- ZaubaCorp, a mirror of the corporate register, read 11 September 2026 — corroboration of the same fields, and the higher of the two capital figures.
- InstaFinancials, a mirror of the corporate register, read 11 September 2026 — the retail-clothing activity code, the balance sheet date of 31 March 2025 and the annual meeting of 17 December 2025.
- The Company Check, a mirror of the corporate register, read 11 September 2026 — the differing capital and registrar entries, and the accounts held behind paid access.
- Bershka India privacy policy, read 11 September 2026 — Bershka Retail India Private Limited and BERSHKA BSK ESPAÑA SA named together, the Arteixo address, and Inditex, S.A. named as parent holding company.
- Bershka India terms and conditions, read 11 September 2026 — the legal name and company number, the Gurugram registered office, and prices including GST, duties and cesses.
- ZaubaCorp, Pull & Bear Retail India Private Limited, read 11 September 2026 — incorporation on 3 June 2024 at the same address with the same two directors, and the struck-off status.
- Modaes Global, 7 November 2025 — the report that Bershka in India is wholly owned by the Spanish company, cited here as trade press rather than a filing.
- Bershka India company page, read 11 September 2026 — the 1998 founding, the organic cotton, PVC-free footwear, biodiesel and 20% energy claims, the animal-origin policy, and the figure of 854 stores across 68 markets.
- Bershka India shopping guide, read 11 September 2026 — shop and website price parity, the ₹290 delivery charge, the ₹2,990 free-shipping threshold, 30-day returns and the ₹100 home collection.
- Inditex Group modern slavery statement for the year to 31 January 2026, read 11 September 2026 — the five foreign statutes, Bershka named as a US entity, the India project lines and the 48-factory figure, and 6,684 factories across 49 markets.
- KnowTheChain 2023 benchmark, Inditex disclosure dated 15 September 2023 — supply-chain information not uploaded to Open Supply Hub, and the supplier and factory counts for 2022.
- FashionNetwork, 28 March 2023 — the discontinuation of the Join Life label and its retention as an internal standard.
- MarketScreener report of Inditex’s results for the year to 31 January 2026 — Bershka sales of €3,286 million, the four geographic buckets, and the group total of 5,460 stores in 41 markets.
- Indian Retailer, 27 February 2025 — the Mumbai store at Phoenix Palladium, 472 sq m, and the launch of bershka.com/in.
- FashionUnited India, 19 March 2026 — the Bengaluru store at Phoenix Mall of Asia, 665.18 sq m.
- Indian Retailer, 18 April 2026 — the Delhi store at Pacific Mall, Tagore Garden, and the count of three Indian stores.
- Apparel Resources India, 17 September 2025 — the Myntra launch date and the opening assortment of over 1,200 styles.
- Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Rules, 2011, rule 6 — the requirement to declare the manufacturer’s name and address, the importer’s name and address on an imported package, and the net quantity.
Bershka sells at its tag price. One reduced listing in a hundred on 11 September 2026, 99.5% of MRP collected, two discount rungs across sixteen prices — a shelf where the number you see is the number you pay, and the first foreign fast-fashion brand this site has read that way. At a ₹2,950 median that is defensible, and unusual enough that a shopper trained on this category’s sale calendar should know it before walking in.
The material claims are thinner. Bershka’s Indian company page describes organic cotton, PVC-free footwear and a 20% energy target without naming a standard, mill, laboratory or certifier for them, and the group’s supply-chain statement does not list factories.
A clear, full-price shelf at a ₹2,950 median — buy Bershka for the cut and the speed, and read the composition label for the rest.
