Google has been making serious moves to deepen its connection with India, and its latest step is another exciting development for fans: Google merchandise is now officially available in the country. After making headlines with efforts to bring local manufacturing of its Pixel products to India, the tech giant has now partnered with Printo to sell branded merch through an online store at googlestore.printo.in.

While the current catalogue isn’t as expansive as the U.S. Google Store, it’s a promising start — and we’re pretty excited. From trendy T-shirts and eco-friendly tote bags to snazzy sippers and notebooks, there’s something for every Google lover.

What’s in the cart? Well, the homepage of the online store is split into neat sections, each offering a variety of items. Here’s what you can expect to find:

  • New Arrivals: If you’re a sucker for the latest gear, head to this section. Right now, it features a Google Notebook, a classic Google Pen, and the Google T-shirt. This section will continue to host the newest items as they drop.
  • Apparel: Currently, this section is all about the Google T-shirt. Priced at INR 321.03 and available in black, it’s a simple but stylish way to show your Google pride.
  • Lifestyle: Need something to brighten up your daily routine? The Google T-shirt and Notebook make another appearance here, blending comfort and productivity.
  • Stationery: Want to stay organized? You can grab a Google Backpack for INR 1,081.36 to pair with your Pen and Notebook. It’s a practical trio that lets you stay on top of things, Google-style.
  • For Your Team: This is where the fun truly begins. Whether you’re a fan of Google, Google Cloud, YouTube, or Android, this section has branded Pop Sockets (INR 126.27), Sticker Sheets (INR 127.12), Tote Bags (INR 275.42), and Sippers ranging from INR 381.36 to INR 474.58. It’s a great way to rep your favorite platform at work or home.
  • Events: Not much happening here yet — but we’re sure Google will fill it with exciting event swag soon.
  • Shop All: This is the ultimate shopping hub, with everything from all sections and a few extra goodies, like Android Diaries (INR 465.25) and a chic Android Magnum Sipper (INR 474.58).

Notably, all prices are exclusive of 18% GST, but the good news? Shipping is super affordable.

Google’s Pixel 9 promo perks

If you’ve been following Google India’s recent activity, you might have caught their quirky and cool Pixel 9 marketing campaign. As part of the promo, Google set up shop in Select City Mall, offering free customized perfume samples (yep, you could mix as many scents as you wanted). On top of that, visitors could snag free tote bags, stickers, and more. Sadly, the campaign ended on October 10, but it definitely left a lasting impression.

This move to sell Google merchandise locally is a small but significant step in Google’s larger strategy of expanding in India. With local manufacturing already underway, we could soon see a future where all Google products — whether it’s the latest tech or stylish swag — are easily available for Indian customers.

For now, though, you can shop to your heart’s content on the Google-Printo store and stock up on some seriously cool merch.

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