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Syed Zair Abbas Rizvi
   Mohan Clothing’s ltd.
   Established 1991.
   Owner: Nikhil Mohan and Nitin Mohan.
   Head Office: New Delhi.
   250 outlets across India.
   USP: Stay Sharp.
   Working Concepts.
     1)EBO
     2)BEBO
   Local Store: Situated at S.P marg near Hot
    Stuff Restraunt, Allahabad.
   Floor Area: 2000 sq ft.
   Investment: 2.5 crores.
   Turnover: 3 crores/ year.
   Category: Tier 3.
   Growth rate: 25% approx.
Collections:
 NL: Night Life.
 PP: Prime and Proper.
 SP: Sports and Semi casual.
Categories:
 Suits and Jackets.
 DLT.
 Shirts.
 Khaki.
 Accessories.
   Centralized Pricing strategy.
   Same price across the country in stores of
    blackberrys .
   Value Pricing
   Promotional Pricing
   Offer Discounts on old stocks.
   Seasons sales offer like 40% and 30% offer on
    selected range.
   Blackberrys keep their own Brands in the
    stores.
   Import raw material from Egypt, Italy and
    Japan.
   Payment to suppliers and vendors giving
    through centralised accounting department of
    the organisation.
   Blackberrys has centralized Inventory
    software.
   In store warehouse.
   Automatic reordering system and new articles
    sent automatically to the stores for sales as
    new stocks.
   Zone warehouse with overall command
    through centralized warehousing software.
   Discounts
   Club membership
   Loyalty Programme
   Sponsoring the events
   Direct Mailing
   Internet
   Autumn and Winter sales.
   Social media is a big focus area right now. While
    it helps in communicating brand values, more
    important is the feedback get from the customer.
   Blackberrys is also attracting good business from
    large-format multi-brand retailers like Shoppers
    Stop, Lifestyle, Pantaloons and Reliance . About
    30 per cent of the sales happen from stores other
    than Blackberrys.
   Fashion shows sponsored by Blackberrys in which
    celebrities like Rohit Shetty ,Farhan Akhtar also
    endorse Blackberrys.
   Work culture is predefined .
   Customers are always welcome to give
    suggestion and recommendation for the
    products
   Floor staff must assist customers in very
    polite way
   Willingness to help
STRENGTHS
 Well Established Brand in Formal Wear.
 Perfect Fit for Indian Males.
 Unique Design.
 In Tandem with current fashion trends.
WEAKNESS
 High Priced Products.
 Customers include only Higher Middle Class
  and Rich Customers.
OPPORTUNITIES
 Increase in Income level of Customers.
 Opening up of New shopping malls in and
  around Allahabad.
THREATS
 Competitions from Madurai Garments.
 Dynamic nature of the Fashion Industry.
   Blackberrys is the leading brand in formal
    menswear segment.
   In Allahabad their yearly turnover 3 crores as
    compared to their competitor i.e. Madurai
    garments which is about 1.2 crores.
   It is admired by the customers as it helps
    them to suffice their fashion needs and it
    provides proper fitted dress to its customer.

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Blackberrys

  • 2. Mohan Clothing’s ltd.  Established 1991.  Owner: Nikhil Mohan and Nitin Mohan.  Head Office: New Delhi.  250 outlets across India.  USP: Stay Sharp.  Working Concepts. 1)EBO 2)BEBO
  • 3. Local Store: Situated at S.P marg near Hot Stuff Restraunt, Allahabad.  Floor Area: 2000 sq ft.  Investment: 2.5 crores.  Turnover: 3 crores/ year.  Category: Tier 3.  Growth rate: 25% approx.
  • 4. Collections:  NL: Night Life.  PP: Prime and Proper.  SP: Sports and Semi casual. Categories:  Suits and Jackets.  DLT.  Shirts.  Khaki.  Accessories.
  • 5. Centralized Pricing strategy.  Same price across the country in stores of blackberrys .
  • 6. Value Pricing  Promotional Pricing  Offer Discounts on old stocks.  Seasons sales offer like 40% and 30% offer on selected range.
  • 7. Blackberrys keep their own Brands in the stores.  Import raw material from Egypt, Italy and Japan.  Payment to suppliers and vendors giving through centralised accounting department of the organisation.
  • 8. Blackberrys has centralized Inventory software.  In store warehouse.  Automatic reordering system and new articles sent automatically to the stores for sales as new stocks.  Zone warehouse with overall command through centralized warehousing software.
  • 9. Discounts  Club membership  Loyalty Programme  Sponsoring the events  Direct Mailing  Internet  Autumn and Winter sales.
  • 10. Social media is a big focus area right now. While it helps in communicating brand values, more important is the feedback get from the customer.  Blackberrys is also attracting good business from large-format multi-brand retailers like Shoppers Stop, Lifestyle, Pantaloons and Reliance . About 30 per cent of the sales happen from stores other than Blackberrys.  Fashion shows sponsored by Blackberrys in which celebrities like Rohit Shetty ,Farhan Akhtar also endorse Blackberrys.
  • 11. Work culture is predefined .  Customers are always welcome to give suggestion and recommendation for the products  Floor staff must assist customers in very polite way  Willingness to help
  • 12. STRENGTHS  Well Established Brand in Formal Wear.  Perfect Fit for Indian Males.  Unique Design.  In Tandem with current fashion trends. WEAKNESS  High Priced Products.  Customers include only Higher Middle Class and Rich Customers.
  • 13. OPPORTUNITIES  Increase in Income level of Customers.  Opening up of New shopping malls in and around Allahabad. THREATS  Competitions from Madurai Garments.  Dynamic nature of the Fashion Industry.
  • 14. Blackberrys is the leading brand in formal menswear segment.  In Allahabad their yearly turnover 3 crores as compared to their competitor i.e. Madurai garments which is about 1.2 crores.  It is admired by the customers as it helps them to suffice their fashion needs and it provides proper fitted dress to its customer.

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