In an exclusive interview with Apparel Resources (AR), Swati Saraf, President of Les Petits, discusses how the brand was born out of the idea to meet the dearth of luxury kidswear products in the Indian market.
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With luxury labels like Gucci and Hugo Boss entering the market as well as increasing premiumisation of pets, it's clear that there's a growing need of clothing for pets.
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The physical store is always on the brand’s to-do list as they are very well aware that customers are real people who crave a tangible, multi-sensory experience when buying products—the so-called dopamine rush of ‘let’s go shoppingâ
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Recent years, India has seen a rise in the number of promising social fashion start-ups with a long-term goal of creating a balance between economic growth and social well-being.
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The Indian D2C market is currently believed to be worth US $ 1.9 billion, about 1 per cent of the domestic market for consumer goods, home goods and consumer accessories. By FY ’25, it is expected to be worth around US $ 22 billion, more
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ONDC, a network of buyers, sellers and gateways, will ensure that buyers and sellers use the same platform for all online business transactions, basically moving from a platform-centric to a network-centric model.
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Budding entrepreneurs like Muddle Art, Material Library of India, Doodlage and few more are collecting different kinds of waste and giving them a new birth, making those reusable and playing a very important role in sustainability.
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In an exclusive discussion with Apparel Resources (AR), Amit Sharma and Tanuj Gangwani, Co-founders of Geniemode said that the company has already achieved US $ 80 million annualised Gross Merchandise Value (GMV) and it is projected to achi
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It is an accepted fact that bricks-and-mortar stores will continue to exist with the growing trend of omnichannel shopping but they need to restructure to compete with e-commerce.