d2c brands in india

Born during the pandemic, Something’s Brewing has within a few months of its launch become a growing community of coffee lovers, providing a platform to learn different ways to brew coffee, compare brewing methods, share recipes, and even buy...

Recode is currently planning to expand its business by focusing on product variants and increasing SKUs, with the goal of consolidating its market position Mumbai: Recode Studios, a D2C brand for cosmetics, lifestyle brands and beauty products, has opened its...

WhatsApp messages have a 90% open rate within the first three seconds. This immediacy and engagement, make it an ideal tool for D2C brands to capture potential customers' attention WhatsApp, with over 2 billion users globally, has come a long...

Sameer Mehta co-founder of Boat on the remarkable story of a company that started selling mobile phone chargers and later evolved as a leader in audibles and wearables boasting a Rs 4,000 annual turnoverIn 2016, Sameer Mehta and Aman...

Looking at the success of D2C brands that have made a noticeable splash in the offline space, it is hard to ignore the success story of Nykaa, Pepperfry, Firstcry etc. From the new age standalone brands, we have the...

Meet Pune-based Moonshine (not only India’s but also Asia’s first meadery), which is experimenting with ingredients to bring the most unique variants of mead to an ever-increasing clienteleStory of growth Rohan Rehani and Nitin Vishwas are the co-founders of Moonshine...

In the age of sustainability and brand connect, founders of D2C and new-age companies feel their stories convince consumers for repeat purchases, but others feel that it is the product which convinces the consumer, because it solves a problem...

The new Upsilon store is located at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport Mumbai: Upsilon, a premium D2C perfume brand, has opened its first retail store in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, the company announced in a press release on Thursday. The new store is...

Commercial pilot turned entrepreneur Gaurav Khatri of Noise, on what helped the business take off and create enough noise to give competition to established players in the segmentNew Delhi: Founded in 2014 by Amit Khatri and Gaurav Khatri, smart wearables...

The D2C brand is also planning an offline foray, category extension and international expansion Mumbai: Jaipur-based D2C women’s wear brand Jisora expects to close financial year (FY) 2023-2024 with a revenue of Rs60 crore, the founders Kavya, Mehul, Tushar and Khushboo Sethi told IndiaRetailing....