Industry estimates vary depending on how the market is defined, but they point to a sizeable and expanding opportunity. One recent estimate projects India’s athleisure market to grow from around US $18.3 billion in 2025 to US $47.2 billio
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Indian retailers are reducing their reliance on discounts as consumers increasingly prioritise product value, quality, experience and convenience, while technology enables more targeted promotions and healthier full-price sales.
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In an exclusive interview with Apparel Resources, Anupam Bansal, who has spent three decades in the footwear industry, talks about the interests, experiences and ideas that shape his life beyond the boardroom.
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As India's athleisure market continues to expand, brands are increasingly using fabric innovation to stand out in a highly competitive market. Brands such as HRX, Kica Active, BlissClub, Baller Athletik, Aguante, Alcis Sports and CAVA Athle
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Founder and CEO of KALKI Fashion, Saurabh Gupta gets candid with Apparel Resources and tells us about his passions, gives advice to young professionals and gives his thoughts on work-life balance
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Size planning is moving from a distribution exercise to a demand intelligence problem. The starting point may still be a midsize-heavy mix based on historical averages, but the real value now lies in how that mix is continuously refined as
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The collection at its core marks a decisive shift for Papa Don’t Preach, as the label strengthens its position beyond occasion wear into a wardrobe- building proposition anchored in Indian craft yet styled for contemporary life.
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India’s q-commerce market is estimated to have reached around ₹64,000 crore (US $6.93 billion) in FY25, growing at a brisk 142% CAGR (compound annual growth rate) between FY22 and FY25, according to market analytics firm CareEdge.
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With inclusive sizing up to 7XL and a near 50% repeat rate, 9shines is proving that engineered comfort can drive long-term category loyalty.
