~The North East accepts Latest se Latest Fashion ~
National, 14th November, 2016: Craftsvilla, India’s one stop destination for everything ethnic has always seen great response from all across India in the ethnic wear category. But the recently ended mass communication campaign saw a tremendous increase in interest and orders from the North East Indian states. The states like Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura have more than doubled after the recent campaign “Latest se latest ethnic fashion”.
The North East of India is known to be fashion forward with an inclination towards western fashion. While ethnic wear from this region like mekhela chador of Assam are widely popular, categories like salwar suits, anarkalis and lehengas haven’t scored very high on the popularity chart. However, with the increased awareness about ethnic wear and the availability of contemporary designs in ethnic wear, north easterners seem to have embraced these styles with open arms. The results of the recent campaign have displayed an increase in the number of orders per day from the north eastern territories. Orders per day of Western and Northern Tripura has increased four times whereas orders from East Sikkim has increased ten times. Sarees topped the chart with more than 33% of total sales in Sikkim and 35% of total sales in Tripura coming from this nine yards of wonder. This was followed by salwar suits and then lehengas. The recently ended festive sale events also received a great response coming from the north east region.
Craftsvilla offers a plethora of ethnic collections leaving the consumers spoilt with the choice. In addition to the traditional wear, one can also find a wide variety of fusion wear, kurtis, palazzos, skirts, jewelry, accessories and home décor on the platform.
Commenting on this trend, Mr. Manoj Gupta, Co-Founder & CEO said, “The North Eastern states of India are an important market for Craftsvilla. We have received a very good response from this market and they have supported us a lot. We believe that that they have accepted us as their partner who will fulfill their ethnic needs. Our persistent efforts to deliver everything ethnic under one roof will sustain and we hope to receive continued love and support from our customers.”
About Craftsvilla
Founded in 2011 by Manoj and Monica Gupta, Craftsvilla is the largest ethnic online store for saris, salwar suits, lehengas, kurtis, palazzos, skirts, jewelry, accessories and home decor. A wide range of categories have been recently added in ethnic wear to provide creative and diverse options for all kind of occasions, be it casual wear, office, festive, fusion and party wear. The company’s vision is to take people back to their roots and by re-introducing, repackaging & contemporizing their ethnic legacy.
With over 25,000 sellers from across India, Craftsvilla has close to 4 million products online across categories including, clothing, handicrafts, jewelry and art among others. Craftsvilla is funded by globally renowned venture capital funds including Sequoia Capital, Nexus Venture Partners, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Global Founders Capital and Apoletto. For more information, please visit www.craftsvilla.com
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