In the sixth part of the series on powerful trends shaping Indian fashion retail in 2025, Sandip Hazra, Director, PwC India talks about simpler, more relatable content—shot in regional dialects, featuring real people—building great conn
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The fifth part of the series on powerful trends shaping Indian fashion retail in 2025 discusses about the booming Indian q-commerce market which already has 26.2 million users across platforms. With heavyweights like Blinkit (Zomato), Swigg
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2025 Trends: Bharat Retail To Go Compact, Lean: Anant Tanted, Founder and CEO, The Indian Garage Co.
The fourth part of the series on powerful trends shaping Indian fashion retail in 2025 focuses on smaller towns where an ideal store size ranges between 1,000 to 2,000 square feet which strikes a balance between operational efficiency and c
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By FY’ 26, the Indian ethnicwear market is expected to reach US $ 26.9 billion with a CAGR of about 10.6%. D2C brands like Tjori, Berrylush, Suta, Koskii, Bunaai, Okhai are already leading in this segment and so also are top retailers lik
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2025 Trends: Product discovery and customer service to power growth – Puneet Dudeja, WGSN, South Asia
The second part of the series on powerful trends shaping Indian fashion retail in 2025, this feature focuses on omnichannel becoming the norm, not the exception for Indian consumers. Shoppers expect continuity between online and offline tou
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We’re launching an 8-part series that highlights powerful trends shaping Indian fashion retail in 2025.In the first of this series, our discussion is focused on India’s 50+ consumers who have disposable income, evolving style sensibilit
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Founded by fitness advocate Ipshita Das and entrepreneur Sowmay Jain, DizzyDuck aims to bridge the gap between high-performance activewear and everyday style - crafting garments that empower, flatter and fuel a movement rooted in self-expre
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By 2025, brands may face revenue losses of approximately US $ 20-30 billion due to product returns, with return rates potentially reaching 40% as e-commerce extends deeper into India's rural and remote regions. In this feature, we have anal
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The Indian kidswear market size reached Rs. 90, 801 crore (US $ 10.60 billion) in 2024 with projections of reaching Rs. 1, 42, 198 crore (US $ 16.60 billion) by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 5.11 per cent, as per the report by IMARC Group.






