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My Retail Notes: July 2012

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Notes related to New Projects, Merchandising and Store Operations for Apparel Retail. News on Apparel Retail. Sunday, July 29, 2012. Retail Trends-Economy Slows Down- Empty Malls. 1 Indian Economy is growing at the slowest pace in nine years. 2 Consumer spending is likely to grow 5.7% this year, compared to 24% in 2012. 4 Retail rents are down 30-40% from peaks in 2008. Labels: Apparel Retail Trends. Wednesday, July 25, 2012. Some Facts on Apparel Retail in India. 4 In January, India allowed foreign sing...

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My Retail Notes: August 2012

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Notes related to New Projects, Merchandising and Store Operations for Apparel Retail. News on Apparel Retail. Saturday, August 11, 2012. Indian Apparel Retail Industry- Summary. 1 Indian retail industry is going at a rate of 14.7% per annum, the organised retail is growing at 27% per annum. 2 Apparel in organised retail sector is growing at the rate of 23%. 3 Mens apparel is the largest segment contributing to 35% of the total apparel indusry. Growth is approx 9%. Please read the full details here. The b...

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My Retail Notes: Returns in Apparel Ecommerce

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Notes related to New Projects, Merchandising and Store Operations for Apparel Retail. News on Apparel Retail. Sunday, May 25, 2014. Returns in Apparel Ecommerce. An amazing white paper on the same can be found here. The following are some of the nuggets of insight:. 1 In Offline retail customer first try then buy, in ecommerce related to apparel they must buy first then try. 4 Up to 1 in 4 garments bought online are returned. 6 Returns have a positive correlation with the customer disappointment. 7 There...

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My Retail Notes: June 2010

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Notes related to New Projects, Merchandising and Store Operations for Apparel Retail. News on Apparel Retail. Tuesday, June 29, 2010. Outsource your Category Management. New Concept in Retail: Outsourcing Category Management. This is also called category captaincy. Here one key supplier is given the role of managing supplier relationships. For example VF corporation, is given the charge of category captain by a number of retailers. Tuesday, June 22, 2010. Strategies for Private Labels. According to a rep...

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My Retail Notes: October 2011

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Notes related to New Projects, Merchandising and Store Operations for Apparel Retail. News on Apparel Retail. Wednesday, October 5, 2011. Understanding SSIPL Retail Limited. SSIPL is into three businesses, retailing-. Where it operates its own exclusive stores; franchising. Where it acts as a master franchise for leading brands and manufacturer. Where it manufactures sports footwear, floaters and thongs. The company is the largest retailer of the Nike. It is also a retailer of Levis. Out of 19.48 lak...

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My Retail Notes: July 2010

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Notes related to New Projects, Merchandising and Store Operations for Apparel Retail. News on Apparel Retail. Wednesday, July 14, 2010. Recent Technopak Study – Some Insights for Apparel Retailers. Private consumption is now at 34 Trillion Rupees ( 34 Lakh Crore Rs ) and account for about 60% of GDP. It is expected to double to Rs. 67 Trillion Rs. By 2015. Total retail industry is now estimated to be Rs. 20 Trillion projected to reach Rs. 27 trillion by 2015. A look at EBIDTA and ROC of apparel retailers...

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My Retail Notes: April 2014

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Notes related to New Projects, Merchandising and Store Operations for Apparel Retail. News on Apparel Retail. Monday, April 28, 2014. Some Notes on Indian Retail ( and e-commerce)-6. A Access the services on the internet. B With no upfront cost. C Pay only for the resource used. E Self Service infrastructure. F Improve agility and time to market. 2 Dropbox, instagram and angrybird, hungama are some of these. 4 The move from payment has come from credit card to debit card to netbanking and now mobile money.

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My Retail Notes: December 2014

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Notes related to New Projects, Merchandising and Store Operations for Apparel Retail. News on Apparel Retail. Sunday, December 14, 2014. Indian Saris- New Book by Priyank Goyal. This is helpful for someone who wants to get the knowledge of all different types of Indian saris at one place. This is going to help immensely the students of Indian Traditional Textiles, researchers, merchandisers of saris and general textile enthusiast. You can ORDER THE BOOK HERE. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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My Retail Notes: September 2011

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Notes related to New Projects, Merchandising and Store Operations for Apparel Retail. News on Apparel Retail. Monday, September 26, 2011. Rising Price Forcing the Companies to Change their Fiber Base. Rising Price Forcing the Companies to Change their Fiber Base. Changing the Quality of Cotton. Polyester is 15% cheaper than cotton. Most of the companies are using synthetic fibers by 10-30% to contain prices. Companies are also resorting to tweaking in their color mix which gives them some respite in inpu...

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My Retail Notes: How Price Comparison Websites impact Consumer Behaviour

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Notes related to New Projects, Merchandising and Store Operations for Apparel Retail. News on Apparel Retail. Saturday, May 17, 2014. How Price Comparison Websites impact Consumer Behaviour. It has been observed that consumers generally. Expect relatively low prices in online than in brick-and-mortar counterparts. Presence of online agents ( price comparison websites) impact the consumer behavior in two contradictory ways and the overall impact on perceived pricing is the combined effect of the two:.