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A Study of Customer Perception Towards Branded Clothing Apparalels in Nagpur City
A Study of Customer Perception Towards Branded Clothing Apparalels in Nagpur City
1. INTRODUCTION
2. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
3. DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS
4. MAIN FINDING OF THE STUDY
5. CONCLUSION OF THE RESEARCH
6. RECOMMENDATIONS DRAWN FROM
THE STUDY
1.Introduction
• Mens Wear Clothing: The clothing trends of Mens have changed a lot in the recent
years. As change is the only constant there is a constant need to know about the
market needs in order to provide the customer the things they want as well as to
utilize the opportunity in the market for maximum bussiness optimisation. The
indian customer has undergone a remarkable transformation. Just a decade or two
ago, the indian customer saved most of his income, purchased the bare necessities
and rarely indulge himself. Today armed with a higher income, credit cards,
exposure to the shopping culture of th west and the desire to improve his standard
of living, the Indian consumer is spending like never before. Organised retails with
its variety of product and multitude of malls and supermarkets is fueling there
addiction. Most customers’ prefernce change according to the change in fashion.
• Shoppers: Most consumers have grown up with television, the Internet and have
been exposed to the standards of living and consumers culture abroad.
1. 85% people uses branded clothes, while 15% seems to denay it.
2. The different age group of people like brands from there
comfort choices.
3. 50% use casuals brands clothes as compare to others.
4. 32.50% were naturally prefered there branded clothes.
5. Levis (casual/formals) were most use brand by respondents.
6. 34.78% were like there brand by product quality and very few
by promotic.
7. 41.67% were buy branded clothing apparels casually and very
few were buy on other days like festivals or party or birthday.
8. 34.48% were influence to buy branded clothing apparels by
there friends.
9. Internet is mostly given information to respondents around
40.91% of respondents getting information from internet.
5.CONCLUSION OF THE RESEARCH