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Puma, Wills Lifestyle and others plan new e-commerce strategy

KOLKATA/MUMBAI: Leading lifestyle brands in the country are planning to launch distinct product lines for online shopping sites, hoping that the move will prevent deep discount e-commerce sales from cannibalizing their physical stores. Future Group, ITC-owned Wills Lifestyle and John Players, Puma, Turtle and Max Retail are among the companies that will launch channel-specific products over the next three months. “As a brand, it will be foolish not to acknowledge e-commerce and, hence, we plan to have a product differentiation strategy with this year’s autumn-winter collection, which will reduce channel conflict,” said Abhishek Ganguly, managing director at Puma India, which plans to keep nearly 60% of its merchandise exclusive for both online and physical stores. The trend among retailers is a reversal from nearly a year ago when most brands tried to fight off e-commerce players that thrive on a deep discounting strategy. The retailers now plan to create different merchandise, perhaps priced lower, which will help create newer sets of consumers. “Since online shoppers are looking for value and the regular line is getting discounted, we will create a separate line to prevent conflict,” said Amit Ladsarai, director at fast-fashion brand Turtle, which will sell products online with 10%… Read full this story

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