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RnaStudent

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Hey everyone, I'm starting a new startup that's like an online boutique. Customers can choose fabric from our site, and I ensure the quality and provide personalized dresses according to their size. Another feature is that we have our own designers a

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Ankit Gowda

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I feel people would rather go to physical stores to see and feel the fabric for themselves it cannot be digitized Lenskart is a classic example, they had to put up physical stores only then people started buying from them.

RnaStudent

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Yeah I got your point , as i told you it will connect all the tailors . So , for a particular customer , area wise tailors will be assigned .it's more like a Zomato network . And for example , you like one trendy dress , but it's not available in y

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Ankit Gowda

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That's a nice idea but I see 2 problems here 1. Your target audience will be mostly females 20-40 year olds who have phones and discretionary income to spend ordering clothes online (very small population) you won't be able to provide the number of choices given by Myntra, Ajio and brands like Indya, Biba 2. Majority of women who go to tailors get their clothes tailored like once or twice every year and the relationship between tailor and them is based on trust, familiarity, word of mouth by other aunties (and they aren't tech savy

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