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Viraj Kotak

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Legacy brands are leading Indian shoes market is there any opportunity to capture it

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SHIV DIXIT

CHAIRMAN - BITEX IND... • 1y

So many local and national brands are Already trying why are you wasting your time ? So much cluttered Market and these words are copied by someones speeches

Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Not really. Many young brands that have entered this space and doing quite well.

SHIV DIXIT

CHAIRMAN - BITEX IND... • 1y

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Varad

Curious light • 1y

Yes ,india is has lot of shoe manufacturing companies who makes good quality shoes for low prices . All you need is a good marketing strategy to make the products and brand Image as a symbol of winner and quality.(just like Nike and Adidas).

Anonymous 3

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Yes but how exactly is your task to think. My 2 cents is that the legacy brands are not very flexible and cannot change their business every now and then according to the trend. Maybe that can be leveraged.

Looper

If nothing goes righ... • 1y

Actually there re many startups here in india right now, some are reselling brands but some are brand new comet, super kicks and much more are doing great actually. I liked comet very much actually they are very good. Still there is a gap but you need to make a specific niche brand first and expand it over the years. Sneakers are very very luxury kinda brand. So keeping it in your vision and with great marketing and initial traction. You can do it.

orin damn

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Start a sportswear brand and capture the market at grassroot level. Build from there.

PRATHAM
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Spotify • 1y

Lot of brands are there it's not dominated I would say

Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Flatheads and other new indian brands are doing it too. Infact legacy brands are losing market share in India.

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Have you ever think why there is no popular Indian brand in footwear market .why everyone talks about brands not from India while buying shoes .the reason is Indian brands exist but they are not able to reach the need of new generation. Mostly I hav

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Looper

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With this kinda dominance, ecosystem and everything. It is indeed becoming more a legacy company. Sure it will be hard capture the market by any other in future.

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