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Anonymous

Stealth • 4m

Q-commerce is slowly taking shares from all parts E-commerce in india expanding beyond simple grocerys,into toys ,essentials and other FMCG departments.So why not try to implement it in Fast fashion,with fast fashion where AOV is already higher than other FMCGs ,the only issue would be inventory therefore instead of the Darkstore method used by zepto,blinkit and other players, you could either do a big basket strategy where they go and buy in the stores or do it exclusively for fashion drops. Rather simply displaying products it could be shown as a store of stores with 1 hr delivery. For the fashion brands it helps with them not having to keep inventory and also faster delivery time. For the customers they get faster delivery times.Making fast fashion faster. ( I could've written this better but please do have a look and let me know if y'all think this is something that may work)

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Phanirockzzz

Stealth • 4m

Nah, it will never work. Most of the people who order form ajio and Myntra order in bulk and return many clothes. Also marriage cloths are mostly wear and return in few days. If this 1 hr delivery thing comes up then people will get them immediately and use them and return after a day. This will be the most non profit startup I would say. Instead think about like instant premium waer rental. Which cost 5% of the original cost of the clothes and can return after a day or so. This will boom as hell. But prob of warehouse and cloths being good must be a prob.

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 4m

Kid, Myntra and Ajio are probably already working on this. Better move fast if you want to capture this market

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 4m

API integration with brand inventories would be key. Real-time stock updates or you'll have a lot of frustrated customers.

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 4m

Yeah but operational cost will go much high

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