Quirky. Edgy. Super stylish! Manish Malhotra limited-edition sweatshirts are trending. And, how!

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With an emphasis on the Manish Malhotra Monogram, Manish Malhotra, the brand has released its wildly anticipated exclusive and limited-edition sweatshirts. Fluid, easy and ambiguous, the collection, which launched last year, has already established a universal relationship with the youth culture. One of the most anticipated pieces, the Diffuse limited-edition sweatshirt has been launched to kickstart the new year and is the must-have wardrobe piece.

Manish Malhotra’s Kickass Sweatshirts

Diffuse is defining the grey area between black and white as a color this new year. Under the Manish Malhotra Label, seasonal collections of androgynous sweatshirts articulate moments of fun, fashion, and frolic.

The Manish Malhotra Touch


Manish Malhotra redefined Indian fashion style and gave a fresh perspective of athleisure to the Hindi film industry in the ’90s by introducing sweatshirts, sportswear, and casual oversized tees in films like Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham, and Dil Toh Pagal hai.

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Manish Malhotra Streetwear


This year inspired and incited by the nostalgic voices of the new, Manish Malhotra marks his streetwear dominance in the luxury segment by inviting the younger demographic to ease into his Alter Ego, MM SWEATSHIRT, Diffuse edition 2023.

The limited-edition collection is available online at www.manishmalhotra.in and at all
Manish Malhotra Flagship Stores in Mumbai, Delhi & Hyderabad.

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