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2024-06-25T15:58:07.399Z

Not really. You have to understand how to drive a conversation towards your court. And that’s the main thing about raising, not the facts. It’s about how you sell it, when you bring in future expansion plans, the TAM grows by default. You’ve to just weave it to your own story and sell it that way.

Aryan Raj

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Recently, I thought about this idea of cloth rental mainly focus on women clothing and men's shoes, Blazers. Women in general used to buy sarees a lot but wear only once or twice and also they want to wear unique/different styles every time. Same wit

Anonymous 2

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No one's doing it in certain categories like women's formalwear or just men's accessories at first. Trying to cover too many categories out of the gate could make inventory/sizing very complex.

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Aryan Raj

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Women's formal clothing will also be a great idea

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Aryan Raj

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Yeah , that's why I initially thought of only sarees Or men's formal clothing

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