IIQLIM is a holding company in Wayanad, Kerala. Most of online retail is other people's products moved through other people's systems. IIQLIM owns both ends through its own brands instead — a fashion label that manufactures, and a commerce platform of its own. Slower to build, and much harder to copy.
IIQLIM is a holding company. It does not sell anything itself. Its brands do — SableSign, a fashion label with its own production, and Marqaat, the commerce platform opening first. Different problems, different products, one owner behind both.
SableSignSableSign designs and makes its own clothing rather than reselling someone else's. Production has started with the first run of t-shirts; the rest of the line, and the label's own identity, are still being built.
The group's first venture: a commerce platform built new rather than assembled out of parts. One system across every category, not four storefronts sharing a logo.
What surfaces is shaped by what you and people like you actually buy, so the catalogue narrows to something worth looking at.
Three to seven working days nationwide, and we are building towards two to five in the metros. Fulfilment is designed in from the start, not handed to whoever is cheapest.
UPI, cards, net banking and cash on delivery from day one. Secure end to end, with refunds that go back the way they came.
One account, one cart, one checkout, across every category. The complexity is ours to carry, not yours to learn.
Quick to search, quick to buy, quick to arrive. Speed is something you design against from the first day, not optimise in at the end.
Verified sellers, secure payments, and a returns process that behaves the same way every time. Nothing else counts if this part does not hold.
Marqaat opens to a private beta in Q1 2027, before the public launch in Q2. Early access means you shape what launches — and you get in before the catalogue does.
