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Has anyone tried this? Is it feasible? Buying cheaper clothes from Panipat and sell it for higher. What could be the challenges behind?

I am thinking to start an Ai based "Virtual Trial Room " So that you can try your clothes before buying it. Share your thoughts on this....

Friend.com and it's product just reminds me how asinine the whole AI hoopla has become. MKBHD around corner to quash it once again.

If there's a brand like Ralph lauren which can provide amazing old money style sleek clothing in both casual and formal wear, would you consider buying it overnight and over again?

😍 Xiaomi has released a mini washing machine for socks – the Xiaomi MiniJ Mini Washing Machine. It supports 20 programs and can hold up to 1 kg of laundry. 🤖 This little machine features drying and steam sterilization, automatic detergent dosing b

Can you mention Problems you face while shopping clothes. I like to buy certain clothes example I like wearing oxford shirts Or Giza cotton shirts. Suppose I bought it from certain brand and loved it but if I want to buy the same Kind of shirt again

My take on Innovation and Creativity: Creativity and innovation are challenging endeavors. You can’t simply rest once a task is finished because the work is never truly done. Even after completing a project to your satisfaction, you're immediately o

I once saw a reel where a guy sells water bottles with label 'free water' And how did he make money out of this Turns out -The advertisers pays him for advertising their brand in this water bottle package and he just gives it for free to other p

As an aspiring entrepreneur I bought the books by Sarthak Ahuja, looking at the content I can say that it is helpful for entrepreneurs to go from -1 to 0. It includes all the basics, besides I heard the book named venture deal which is also of same c

Hi all, We at Blumi are building a tech platform for buying, selling and discovering pre-loved and new styles. It is not just to connect buyers and sellers but build a community. I know we(indians) are skeptical about second hand clothes but how ab