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Krishna reddy

"Turning Ambition in... • 2m

I've noticed that even with all the online stores and fast delivery options, many people still choose to go to physical stores for buying clothes. I'm curious — what makes offline shopping more appealing to you? Is it the feel of the fabric, trying things on, instant satisfaction, or something deeper?

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Parth

Aura Farming • 2m

Offline shopping stores are more trustworthy because you could see the products and quality irl. New, online stores are not generally trusted. Especially because Giants like flipkart and amazon are sitting at the top.

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Sarthak

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people are often comfortable with offline shopping because of many reasons one of them can be the fabric as u mentioned, but also the trust with the salesman , many a times there Is a trust btw the salesman or the owner with the customer also with time there a bonding btw the both and *the salesman also understands the taste of the customer* which results in making repeat customer another thing can be bargaining options , as we know indians have this premium default feature of bargaining in their blood!! which when it comes to online, cannot be used! so if these things can be solution:- you can add a video call option in the clothes app where the user can directly talk to the salesman and talk about the quality of the fabric and also add a bargaining option , where both the parties can bargain.

Tejas Patel

Hey I am on Medial • 2m

online stores are with worst ever services. The fabric we see in the app and when it is delivered, there's huge difference. And I have even doubt that if there's one peace which online as well as offline user wants, they just kept waiting the online one and deliver it to offline user. Having status On the Way and having actually it is on the way, there's big difference.

Pathik Sarkar

Company owner - Kryo... • 2m

You know, cloth quality really matters, and it’s tough to judge online. My mom has had to return dresses so many times just to get a good one, and it can take weeks. Plus, sometimes the design isn’t what you expect—like ordering a saree and finding the pattern’s only on one side. That’s why lots of people in still prefer local shops

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