Key Takeaways
When fast fashion retailer NEWME decided to reach its Gen-Z consumers faster, it didn’t follow the usual playbook. Instead of outsourcing delivery to platforms, the retailer took full control of the process.
Accel-backed NEWME opted to fulfill its online orders primarily via its retail stores, aiming to maintain control over the customer experience. In May this year, it expanded its 60-minute delivery service to Bengaluru after successful pilots in Delhi-NCR. The retailer, which stays off marketplaces and horizontal platforms, had until then used only shared dark stores to fulfill online orders.
“Store-led delivery is easy because the product is near the consumer. It’s already there. So your transportation cost goes down and your delivery speed goes up, but major challenge is to main right sizes for customers entering the store as well,” says its co-founder and CEO Sumit Jasoria.
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