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⇌Market ShiftE-commerce platforms are accelerating international fast fashion brand entry into India.
Jabong's Missguided Launch Intensifies India's Fast Fashion E-commerce Battle
- Jabong exclusively launched UK-based women's fashion retailer Missguided, a £86 million turnover company, on its platform.
- Indian consumers gain access to more international fast fashion, while domestic brands face increased competition.
- Increased competition from international fast fashion brands could pressure pricing and design cycles for local garment manufacturers and retailers.
- This launch continues the trend of global fashion brands leveraging Indian e-commerce platforms for market entry and expansion.
- Domestic manufacturers and retailers should analyze fast fashion trends, improve speed-to-market, and differentiate product offerings.
Affects:ManufacturersExportersDistributorsRetailersWholesalersGarment ManufacturersSourcing ManagersBrand OwnersInvestors
Fast FashionE-commerce IndiaInternational BrandsRetail CompetitionApparel Market
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Fashion and lifestyle portal Jabong has launched a collection of UK-based women’s fashion retailer Missguided’s products on its platform following an exclusive deal.
Jabong had earlier exclusively launched international brands such as Topshop, Topman, Dorothy Perkins and Miss Selfridge.
The £86 million turnover British company was founded by Indian-origin entrepreneur Nitin Passi in 2009. Missguided is a women online-fashion brand.
“India is a key strategic market for Missguided and we are confident our partnership with Jabong will be a huge success,” Passi, CEO, Missguided said.

