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⇌Market ShiftEthnic wear brands are aggressively expanding into Tier 2/3 cities, signaling new demand centers.
Manyavar's Tier 2/3 Push Signals New Ethnic Wear Growth.
- Manyavar opened its 45th store in Uttar Pradesh, specifically its first in Barabanki, reaching 445 stores globally.
- Garment manufacturers, fabric mills, and raw material suppliers catering to ethnic wear will see increased demand from this expansion.
- Increased demand for traditional fabrics and embellishments could tighten supply chains and influence sourcing strategies for ethnic wear components.
- This expansion reflects a broader trend of premium ethnic wear brands targeting untapped Tier 2 and 3 markets for significant growth.
- Suppliers should assess production capacities and explore partnerships to meet potential demand from expanding ethnic wear brands in emerging markets.
Affects:ManufacturersDistributorsWholesalersSpinners & Yarn ProducersWeavers & Fabric MillsGarment ManufacturersSourcing ManagersRaw Material SuppliersDyers & ProcessorsBrand OwnersInvestors
Ethnic wearRetail expansionTier 2 marketMenswearIndia apparelSupply chain
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Ethnic wear major, Manyavar opened its 445th store at Barabanki in Uttar Pradesh (UP). The brand is now available in six countries and 168 cities worldwide. This is its first store in Barabanki and 45th in UP.
The company has roped in Indian cricket icon Virat Kohli as its brand ambassador for two years. India’s leading celebration wear brand presents a new store featuring virat collection with fine sherwanis, kurtas, indo-westerns and fusion wear.
Manyavar is today lauded as one of India’s most valued menswear brands in India.
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