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Shivam Singh

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"I’m launching my yoga mats business and have recently spent amount, around ₹20,000 to ₹40,000, on sample mats. Is it reasonable to invest this much in product samples at this stage?"

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Shivam Singh

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thanks

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Anonymous 2

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This is just the cost of entry if you’re doing a product business, especially in something competitive like yoga mats. ₹20-40k on samples seems high initially, but this is what it takes to make sure you’re selling something people would want to buy repeatedly. If it helps you make a better product, it's money well spent.

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Anonymous 1

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if you’re serious about your yoga mat business, spending ₹20k-40k on samples is pretty reasonable. You need to get a feel for different materials, textures, and designs. Plus, your product quality will determine your brand perception, so it's better to invest in good samples rather than cutting corners and regretting it later.

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