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Sunderam Dutta

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Hey guys what do you think about quick commerce and how is it going to affect D to C brands, especially in those categories where value is more important than ultrafast delivery. And catogories like fashion which has so much depth and the warehouse space is limited for these companies.

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Anonymous 7

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What i fear is if speed overtakes quality in certain categories, we might see more returns than orders, which isn’t great for anyone

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Anonymous 6

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Brands will need to figure out how to offer both without compromising

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Anonymous 5

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I think fashion’s tricky. People care about the fit, feel, and experience. Speed doesn’t matter if the product isn’t right

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Anonymous 4

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This debate reminds me of the rise of e-commerce. Everyone thought brick-and-mortar stores were dead, but they’re still thriving. Same with quick commerce, yes, speed matters for essentials, but in categories like fashion, the experience is what people care about. Not everything needs to arrive in 10 minutes.

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Anonymous 3

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Instead of fearing quick commerce, D2C brands should see it as an opportunity. Partner with these platforms for last-mile delivery or exclusive quick commerce collections. Brands that innovate and adapt could actually benefit from this shift.

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Anonymous 2

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This whole obsession with speed is terrible for sustainability. Do we really need every single product in 10 minutes? D2C brands that focus on ethical practices and eco-friendly products might lose out if consumers prioritize speed over values. This trend feels like a step backward.

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Anonymous 1

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Quick commerce platforms could dominate categories where small D2C brands currently thrive. If they start pushing their private labels (like Amazon does), it’ll be tough for smaller players to compete. They’ll get drowned out by convenience

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