Location

India

Founded

2014

Price range

₹3,000 – ₹7,500

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

371 products

Size range

S–L

New arrivals

20 this month

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Fizzy Goblet

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About

Fizzy Goblet is an Indian designer footwear brand founded in 2014 by Laksheeta Govil. After studying fashion and gaining experience with Lecoanet Hemant and Puma, Govil created the label to bring handcrafted Indian footwear to an audience. The brand gives traditional crafts a contemporary direction through colour, illustration, embroidery and surface details. The Fizzy Goblet footwear collection includes juttis, loafers, mules, sliders, flats, heels and sandals. Its journey began with a hand-painted white sneaker before expanding into an interpretation of the classic Indian jutti. Patterns, beads, mirrors, threadwork, pearls and embellishments create designs that can be worn with traditional clothing, occasion looks or casual outfits. Fizzy Goblet works with craftspeople across India who embroider and embellish pieces by hand. The brand collaborates with Indian fashion designers, using these partnerships to explore new materials, motifs and creative directions. Comfort and versatility remain important alongside the colourful appearance of each product. For shoppers searching for an Indian designer footwear brand, modern handcrafted juttis or colourful women’s shoes, Fizzy Goblet offers craft-led styles that combine heritage techniques, contemporary fashion and a free-spirited identity.

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Brand Details

Contract manufactured (handmade)
India
Reusable
Last reviewed
Sep 2026
Independent brand
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Laksheeta Govil

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Frequently asked questions

1. What footwear styles are available from Fizzy Goblet?
Fizzy Goblet offers juttis, loafer juttis, sneaker juttis, mules, sandals, slides, heels, flats and bridal footwear. The brand also produces selected bags and accessories.
2. Who founded Fizzy Goblet, and when was it established?
Designer Laksheeta Govil founded Fizzy Goblet in 2014 after initially experimenting with creating her own contemporary version of traditional Indian footwear.
3. Where are Fizzy Goblet shoes manufactured?
Fizzy Goblet footwear is handcrafted in India in collaboration with skilled artisans.
4. What is Fizzy Goblet known for?
The brand is known for reimagining the traditional Indian jutti with playful embroidery, prints, embellishments and contemporary forms such as sneaker juttis and loafer-inspired designs.
5. Does Fizzy Goblet offer vegan or non-leather footwear?
Yes. Selected Fizzy Goblet products use faux or vegan leather, including certain sliders, loafers and juttis. Other products may use leather, so customers should check the material information for each style.
6. How should customers choose their Fizzy Goblet size?
Sizing can vary by design. Some styles, such as the Jodhpur Jutti, have a narrower fit and may require sizing up. Customers should follow the fit guidance provided on the individual product page.

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