Context: A 20-year-old from a clothing-manufacturing family tested export surplus on Reddit and got 40+ orders; asks whether to launch a D2C brand.
From r/indianstartups: I’m 20, a BBA student, and my family is into clothing manufacturing and exporting. I’m trying to decide whether to launch our own clothing brand and would like honest opinions before I put real money in. How this started: We had some export surplus (shorts and joggers, 180 GSM) sitting around.
A market tracker's read of 792 Amazon India audio listings claims Indian D2C brands sell 39.8% of units but take 21.8% of revenue; the figures are the poster's.
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