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Can you win the Tier2/Tier3 market? 🚀 Opportunities are much higher in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. But the penetration rste into these cities are very low. This is majorly because its expensive to market in Tier2 and Tier3 cities, and the tradition

Hey, I want to make a d2c brand that deals with some healthy breakfast options. This will include a premix of nuts,fruits, oats,and some unique ingredients which will be our USP. Will this idea validate in tier2,tier3 cities or not??

Hey Everyone, I have an Idea, I am working on a software application which will help the Mid size Fashion Brands to generate New designs on there own using GEN AI. The software architecture is already figured out but I am not sure how good of an Idea

I’m a 20y/o CSE student from Nepal building a multivendor fashion e-commerce platform People here still don’t trust buying sneakers/clothes online from any platform so I’m focusing on authentic branded products for a niche market and later expand i

✨ Why are every big brand joining this category? 🛍️ India's Gen-Z and fast fashion industry size was $10 billion in FY24, which is expected to reach $50 billion by 2031. Zudio entered the affordable fast fashion category in 2016 and today has 806

India is set to significantly expand its fashion industry, targeting a market size of $350 billion by 2030. This ambitious plan is expected to generate over 2 million new jobs and enhance the country’s position as a global textile and apparel powerho

Hello people! Anyone who believes that Old Money clothing for men is the upcoming fashion trend? Enough with the oversized tshirts and street style clothing I feel? Linen and smart clothing is what is gonna take over really soon. BUT, they're expe

The whole industry of niche based fashion, body care and any quick use or food product has been completely changed by quick ecommerce. previously people do not have many options in body care, even if they don't have the specific product distribution

Thrifting: The Future of Fashion and How Global Brands Have Cracked It In an era where fast fashion dominates, a quiet revolution is reshaping the industry—thrifting. Once seen as niche, second-hand fashion has grown into a billion-dollar industry