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Aryan Gupta

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How about building a quick commerce for already existing clothing brand stores in cities?

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Devansh Rao

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Anonymous 3

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Bro, sounds good in theory, but what’s the frequency? How often do people need clothes delivered immediately? Most can wait for 1-2 days. Fast fashion already does next-day delivery

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 5m

It could work for basics like socks, tees, and stuff people don’t want to think too much about. But luxury brands? They’ll want to maintain the in-store experience, not rush deliveries

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Heyy bro, check slikk out, they are doing this in Bengaluru, maybe you could get insights from them. They just raised $300k yesterday

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