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CONSUMER PREFERENCE TOWARDS ALLEN SOLLY

With special reference to Zaheer’s Fashion, Shimoga

CONTENTS

Chapter 1

INTRODUCTION

Introduction Scope of the Study Aims and objectives Methodology Limitation of the study

Chapter 2

COMPANY PROFILE

Introduction History Objectives Brand Position Vision Future prospects of company

Chapter 3PRODUCT PROFILE

Introduction Types Accessories Brand awareness

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Chapter – 4FIRM PROFILE

Chapter-5

DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION

Chapter-6

FINDINGS, SUGGESTIONS AND CONCLUSION

Annexure Questionnaire Bibliography

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Chapter 1

INTRODUCTION

Introduction

Scope of the Study

Objectives of the Study

Methodology

Limitations

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Introduction

All business operation revolves around customer

satisfaction and service, the main purpose of the business is

to create a profitable market for their products or service

and hence to create a customer, ‘god made men and men

made market’. Marketing has a special significance in the

modern management of the business and industry and is

one of the managerial concepts unless it is properly

understood and many of the business or industrial enterprise

will collapse or prove failure.

Over the years marketing has undergone a tremendous

change both its role and functions are forced to evolve new

methods and techniques to deal with the existing problem

more efficiently.

The aim of the modern business is to satisfy the

consumers and there by earn profit the main interaction and

aim is to prove quality products at cheaper rates to

customer with the rapidly increase in production of a wide

range of production. Marketing was assumed greater

importance in recent years. Thus, the marketing is “creating

and delivering of standard of living to the society”

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In modern markets consumer is the ‘king’ so a

producer’s faith is decided by the action of the consumer

that is either buying the product or rejecting it so producer

tries hard to achieve to give competitive efficiently over the

other by adopting new technologies in production and

production measures.

Market is consumer oriented and starts with the

determination of consumer expectation and ends with their

satisfaction marketing program starts from the product idea

does not and until customer wants are adequately satisfied.

The consumer taste differs and hence the forecast of

changes, marketing plan and program can be attained only

by day to day reports which involves present conditions and

demand in the market only. Such reports can help the

marketer to attempt for the change and obtained the desired

goals.

Emergence of buyer’s market and increasing

competitions demanded continuous need for marketing

research to ensure maximum consumer satisfaction and

repeated purchase and to lay down appropriate marketing

strategies to meet the competitive marketing strategies to

meet competitions to serve and growing competitive market.

Marketing research has a bright future in the natured

economy. Marketer’s are called upon to anticipate changes

in the marketing environment involving opportunities link

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and uncertainties. They are requested to forecast the

direction and intensity of the future changes in the

environment and there adjust their plans to meet anticipated

changing environments.

This project report offers detailer regarding marketing

of Allen solly Jeans under Zaheer’s Fashion, Shimoga

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Scope of the Study

The scope of the study is to acquire depth knowledge

about the textile industry and marketing of the products of

Allen solly company Ltd. It helps to compare the theoretical

knowledge with the practical. During the study we have to

acquire knowledge about the origin, growth and working of

the organization.

Marketing factors are influenced by the four major

factor like culture, economy, Social and political factors. The

study also intended to know the buyer’s attitude towards

Allen solly and frequency of purchasing.

Objectives of the Study:

The aims and objectives of this project report are as

follows:

To analyze buying behavior of customers.

To study present markets situation of Allen solly

products.

To analyze the general problems of customers of Allen

solly.

To know the marketing attributes of Allen solly.

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To evaluating the nature of sample customers and this

purchasing decisions.

To take a brief study of readymade male garments.

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Methodology:

To study this project report both primary and

secondary data have been collected.

Primary data which is also collected original data is

obtained specifically on the project at hand. The sources of

primary data are consumers, salesmen and original sale

records. Under the collection of primary data personal

interview with structural questionnaire has been used as the

survey technique for the collection of data from consumers.

A standard set of questions is prepared to obtain required

information on the points.

Secondary data is collected from published and some from

unpublished sources like newspapers, magazines,

management text etc. What others have learnt, written are

put in to print constitutes a vast reservoir of information. Our

entire preliminary investigation is based on secondary data.

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Limitations:

Following are the limitations of this project report,

The main limitation of making this project is the time

factor.

The survey does not cover entire Shimoga Dist.

Much time was spent in explaining to the respondent

about the real purpose of survey.

Some of the respondents did not show the attitude in

colleting the information.

Some of the true information like;

a. Profile is made in brief and

b. Short information has been given relating to working

capacity of the firm.

The main limitation is that Allen solly is taken for the

study of marketing purpose.

History and origin has clear and relevant information.

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Chapter 2

Company Profile

Introduction

History

Objectives

Vision

Brand Position

Future prospects of company

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Company Profile

Introduction

Allen Solly was founded in 1744 by a company called William

Hollin and Co Ltd. The brand was purchased sometime in the

90's by a new company called Madura Garments which was

a part of Madura Coats. Madura Coats was a big producer of

threads.

The Vision Of Allen Solly: The company aimed to emerge as

a brand which was totally new and did not stick to

conventions. “Friday Dressing” was introduced to give the

company a stronghold. Initially the Indian markets were not

open to experimental apparel for men. Friday dressing by

Allen Solly gave Indian corporate a chance to transform their

wardrobes. The new formal wear was relaxed and not boring.

The Aditya Birla Group took over Allen Solly in 2001

Allen Solly created ripples in the Indian market by releasing

new rules in corporate dress code titled ‘Friday Dressing’. It

trashed whites and greys thereby making the corporate

world a colourful and vibrant place. Originating from the

large portfolio of international brands of Coats Viyella-UK,

Allen Solly is targeted at young, contemporary corporate

who was ready to challenge conventions and create their

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own identity. Encouraged by its progress, over the years the

brand has evolved to achieve a high fashion quotient and

appeal through its exciting, fashionable merchandise and

aspiration imagery. Focus on accessories such as eyewear,

watches and women's bags; have added to the lifestyle

quotient of the brand. There are today more than 30 product

categories to its portfolio

History - Allen Solly In India

Launched in India in 1993, Allen Solly brought about a

completely new concept to menswear in India — Friday

Dressing. In the years that followed, the brand, with its

Anglo-American heritage, proved to be the most innovative

of the Madura Fashion & Lifestyle's brands. Today it is one of

India's most popular and easily recognised brands in the

branded premium apparel segment. Consumers understand

it as a vibrant and upbeat work wear brand. Allen Solly’s

recall with Friday Dressing is clearly the strongest.

Convention is not a word that exists in the brand's

vocabulary, and from the beginning, the brand not only

broke the rules of formal workplace dressing, but also re-

wrote them. The dull world of business dressing with its

greys and whites was shaken up by Allen Solly, which

unapologetically added vibrant dashes of colour to its formal

wear lines. The approach paid off, spawning many imitators.

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Nevertheless, the unconventional, yet unmistakable Allen

Solly Man never lost his place in the spotlight.

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AWARDS

Most Admired Brand - Women’s Wear IFA 2004 & 2005 &

2007

Most Admired Brand – Trousers IFA 2005

Most Admired Brand - Smart Casuals IFA 2006

Objectives

Allen solly is keen to tap into this large opportunity by

strengthening what its best known for – Friday

Dressing. Going forward, the brand’s core positioning

will broaden the meaning of Fridays by emphasising its

spirit defined as upbeat, relaxed and effortless without

ever losing sight of the target. It advocates the need to

“lighten up the workplace”.

The brand has ensured that its range of products is

stylish, fashionable and sufficiently casual – i.e. work

appropriate. This is clearly aimed at young

professionals/entrepreneurs who are ahead of the

curve, open to experiments and believe in looking

distinct.

Work culture is more relaxed and hence organizations

do not impose strict dressing norms.

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New age workforce is keen to look stylish, fashionable

and most importantly express their distinct

individuality. This is obviously best expressed through

apparel and accessories.

Entrepreneurship/off-beat professions are gaining

ground thereby providing a promising opportunity for

work casuals.

Vision

The company aimed to emerge as a brand which was totally

new and did not stick to conventions.

Friday Dressing was introduced to give the company a

strong old. Initially the Indian markets were not open to

experimental apparel for men.

Friday dressing by Allen Solly gave Indian corporates

chance to transform their wardrobes. The new formal wear

was relaxed and not boring.

The brand’s vision is to lighten up the workplace through a

whole new range of preppy work casuals in bold colours,

innovative fabric and young fits. Not only do these garments

individually brighten up the work environment, but they also

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lend themselves to lateral coordination with each other, and

the impact of the sum is greater than the individual parts

Allen Solly, in keeping with the spirit of the brand’s core and

legendary ‘Friday Dressing’ tagline, recently unveiled its new

retail identity at its Indira nagar store in Bangalore. The new

identity takes inspiration from the brand’s strong

Nottingham heritage, which has been rendered in a very

modern and contemporary manner. Nottingham is Allen

Solly’s birthplace and a city of stags.

Brand Position

Allen Solly, which was launched in India in 1993, has proved

to be the most innovative brands of Madura Fashion &

Lifestyle. India’s most popular and easily recognised brand,

Allen Solly – with its Anglo-American heritage – introduced a

completely new concept to menswear in India – Friday

Dressing.

. Allen Solly was the first brand in India to introduce Western

wear for the working women in 2002. Allen Solly is one of the

most salient and best distributed women’s-wear brand in the

country and we have aggressive plans to strengthen the

position.

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Allen Solly was the first brand in India to introduce Western

wear for the working women in 2002. Ten years later, it

launched Friday Dressing for the young woman professional.

It is a range of work-casuals that will redefine work-wear for

women in India. The range exudes sophistication, is chic,

fashionable and sufficiently casual while being work

appropriate.

.

This collection of summer dresses from Allen Solly is light

weight, comfortable and stylish with invariable floral designs.

Enjoy the arrival of summer with beautiful sun dresses or

floral printed summer top that can be paired with denim or

shorts which gives you a sense of liberty and warmth.

Brighten up your day and be the head turner in a summer

party at home by flaunting the blue floral print dress or if

you are planning a day out with your friends a casual short

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sleeved pleated dress in liberty print will be the right choice

for you to look stunning.

So, ladies out there, gear up for the sunny season of style

with Allen Solly.

Prices starting at Rs 1599/-

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FUTURE PROSPECTS OF COMPANY

Popularising ‘Friday Dressing’ across India

Allen Solly one of the four apparel brands from Madura

Fashion and Lifestyle is on an aggressive growth mode.

Fashion and Lifestyle is the branded apparel business of

Aditya Birla Group. It has four readymade apparel brands—

Louis Philippe, Van Heusen, Peter England and Allen Solly.

The former three brands sell mainly formal wear and Madura

has planned aggressive growth strategy for all three brands.

This is in response to growing consumer demand for branded

apparel.

In Allen Solly, the company registered sales of Rs 500 crores

at retail price for the year ended March 2011. In the next

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three years, Madura wants to double Allen Solly brand’s

revenue with a CAGR of 30 per cent. In the last three years,

the brand’s revenue has grown three times with a CAGR of

40 per cent. Allen Solly has created a niche since its launch

in 1993 and suits consumers who prefer a clothing range

that falls between formal and casual wear. Its women’s

range has also got tremendous response and the company

expects the growth of women’s wear to outpace men’s wear

this year. Allen Solly will also consider extending the brand

portfolio to accessories such as shoes and bags by 2012-13.

As a part of retail expansion, the company will add around

40-50 Allen Solly stores in 2011-12 and touch 300 stores by

2012-13. The average store size would be around 1,800 sq.

ft. with a capital investment of Rs 40 lakh for each store. The

current ratio of company-owned and franchised stores

stands at about 70:30. Madura will invest around Rs 10

crores a year to launch new stores. Allen Solly women’s wear

is currently available in around 70 stores which would be

increased by adding 25 women’s only stores in next two

years.

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Chapter 3

Product Profile

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Introduction

Today, the brand appeals to that section of consumers who

are young and want to create their own world. Offering

clothing that spans casual, work and evening wear, the

brand's personality is well-reflected through its 'My World,

My Way' campaign.

Allen Solly has several product innovations to its credit and

loyal consumers swear by the brands comfortable and

fashionably-styled cotton trousers and bright, colourful

shirts.

The brand then went a step further, launching a collection of

shirts and trousers called 'The Uncrushables' – a wrinkle-free

wardrobe in an unconventional 'solid' palette.

And the brand is not only for men. Allen Solly's nod to

women in the workforce came in 2001, when the brand

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came out with a line of women's formal wear. A few years

later, they rewrote their own rules again, by bringing in their

casual chic collection for women. Allen Solly's apparel is well

known for its superior quality and it has consistently won

industry awards and consumer recognition for its clothing.

Allen Solly Products:

• Allen Solly manufactures very comfortable cotton and

linen half and full sleeve shirts in solids of beautiful prints

patterns like checks and stripes. They come in attractive

color combinations of white and yellow, blue, pink, green

and the list goes on.

• Allen Solly T-shirts are available in half or full sleeves in

vibrant colors like orange, black, blue etc. The t-shirts are

made of pure cotton.

• Allen Solly Trousers are pure cotton varieties which have

flat or pleated fronts. Allen Solly is considered to be the

brand that breaks all rules and conventions of men's wear

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Shirts

Allen Solly boasts of the best

brands when it comes to shirts.

Shopping for a shirt for that

special day – be it the first day

of work, a new job, a wedding

or just any other day – come to

Allen Solly and enjoy

unparalleled choice.

Trouser

A good pair of trousers is considered

the basis of great style. At Allen

Solly, finding the perfect pair of

trousers is a breeze, considering the

wide variety of brands available;

trousers for every size and budget.

Denims

Allen Solly has an exciting range of casual denims in great

fits for the man who knows how

to unwind after a long day. Our

denims come with great cuts,

superb finish and excellent fits.

With a wide range of best-selling

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brands to choose from, finding the perfect pair of jeans was

never this easy.

Suits

At Allen Solly, we have suits that fit

every occasion, be it corporate

meetings or formal occasions. We

have suits that lend a touch of class

and elegance, making every occasion

truly special.

Brand Awareness: Have you ever wondered when

someone will come up with garments and shoes that are

perfect for work and after-work fun? Well, Allen Solly has

done it, and done it marvelously, one might add. For the

latest in crossover styling, head over to Allen Solly and check

out their new Friday collection. With these garments and

shoes, you can begin your day in the boardroom, and end it

playing pool with your close buddies at your favorite club.

Allen Solly is redesigning the way urban India is dressing for

work with vibrant colors and stylized cuts. Since we talked

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about the garments in one of our earlier blog, let’s focus on

the shoes today. These shoes are all-weather brogues

crafted using intricate whipstitches and contrasting soles.

Their mixed-leather derbies are an exciting combination of

leather and rich suede. These shoes can be worn with chinos

and formal shirts to jeans and tees. Allen Solly’s high-top

chukka boots are crafted from premium leather, and are not

what you’d expect from regular high-tops. These shoes are

so elegantly styled, that they can easily traverse diverse life

situations with ease. Again the Allen Solly duplex-leather

slip-ons are beautifully created out of suede and leather –

they’re just perfect to wear with business casuals.

So whether you’re running a company, managing an

important team, or a high-flying artist; Allen Solly’s Friday

Dressing has something special for you. Also if you’re

thinking of gifts over this New Year and the many occasions

coming up afterwards; this gift card from Allen Solly would

be perfect. Think about it – is your son getting ready to fly

abroad on business? Is your brother looking for restocking

wardrobe? Gift cards from Allen Solly should be your answer.

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Chapter – 4

FIRM PROFILE

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Introduction and History of the Firm:

‘Zaheer’s Fashion’ exclusive showroom of ‘Allen Solly’

has been incorporated on 12th January 2011. It is located at

Ganga Arcade B.H Road, Shimoga.

The name of the firm is Zaheer’s Fashion ‘Allen

Solly’ Showroom. Mr. Mohammed Zaheer is the franchisee.

Mr. Mohammed Zaheer is active and multitalented persons

in business field. He has experience in attracting the

customers and improves the sales of the firm. ‘ALLEN SOLLY’

is the name which stands for branded and good quality

cloths and accessories.

In their showroom they deal with the Allen Solly, Friday

dressing, and Women’s wear.

Capital Structure:

Capital is regarded as the life blood of the business

enterprises inefficient financial management paralysis the

activity of the firm. Hence it is essential that the finance

function should be well organized in the firm. Financial

management refers to all those managerial activity that are

concerned with ascertainment of the finance.

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Initially capital should be deposited the franchisee

Zaheer’s Fashion to the franchisor Allen Solly company

before starting business.

There is an agreement between franchisee and

franchisor about the terms and conditions of the company,

on that basis capital structure has been designed. After the

agreement the franchisee pays full or half amount which was

fixed by the franchisee or franchisor.

After depositing the amount, the company person visits

the place where the business should be commenced, to

know the terms and conditions of the company are fulfilled

regarding store length, width and commercial place.For

furniture and interior design, the payment has been made by

the franchisee (initially).After the certain period that is within

six months, the company will pay the interior initially amount

in the form of stock or on the basis of the terms and

conditions made between franchisee and franchisor.

They planned a proper capital structure, where to

invest and amount of investment in a particular aspect.

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Particulars Amount(R

s)

Investment Rs.50,00,0

00

Shop Advance Rs.

10,00,000

Fitting and

Interior

Rs.15,00,0

00

Others Rs.5,00,00

0

Total Rs.80,00,0

00

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Organization Pattern:

Expenses are incurred by the firm monthly are shown below:

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Particulars Amount(

Rs)

Salaries:

Store manager

Rs.18,000

Assistant store Manager Rs.12,000

Sales man Rs.8,000

Helper Rs.4,000

Security Rs. 3,000

Electricity Rs. 5,000

Insurance Rs.15,000

Miscellaneous Rs.8,000

Shop rent Rs.25,000

Total Rs.98,000

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Firm Organization Structure

Area sales manager

Orders

Payments and inventory Franchisee owner

Cash and Inventory

Store manager

Staff

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Training & Development & HR policies salaries

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Proprietor

Store manager

Assistant Store manager

Sales personSales person

Helpers

Sales person

Security

Firm Staff members

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Customer Service:

The company will issue

discounts for all the products

of the ALLEN SOLLY twice in a

year.

1. Allen Solly Provides Gift

Cards to the regular

customers

2. If any defects found in the

products then it will be

returned to the franchisee or

showrooms where they

purchase.

3. Nature of transactions in

shop: Payment can be made

in the form of cash and also

card payment.

4. Showroom is fully equipped with Air conditioners and

music system.

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5. Trail Room: Trail rooms are well furnished with full mirrors.

The mirrors are hanged two sides.

6. Allen Solly showrooms running more than 450 outlets in

India and outside India there are situated.

7. If the customer orders for any product it will be fulfilled

within one week.

8. Company is concentrating on mainly youths.

Marketing Mix:

Conceptual Analysis:

Marketing information is used to assess the situation in

marketing Planning. We have to select specific marketing

targets in the form of Market segments. Then for each

segments of the market, combination of several types of

marketing activities will have to be formulated. They are

required to be coordinated in to a single marketing

programmed so as to reach a particular target or market

segment. Such combination several marketing methods are

known as marketing mix.

‘Marketing mix’ is one of the key concepts in modern

marketing theory. A successful marketing mix strategy must

have a marketing mix as well as a target market for which

the marketing mix is prepared.

The firm has to take decisions on the above-mentioned

four ps,

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Decisions on product (product)

Decisions on price

Decisions on place

Decisions on promotion

These four ingredients are very closely inner-related.

The marketing mix decisions constitute a large part of the

Marketing management.

Marketing mix is not static. It is always changing according

to changing marketing conditions and also with the Change

in environmental factors.

Product MixVariety

Quality

Design

Features

Brand Name

Packing

Services

Price MixPricing Strategy.

Pricing Policy.

Basic Price

Terms of Credit

Discounts

Allowances

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Marketing Mix

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Product mix:

A product mix is the set of all products and items that a

particular seller offers for sale.

A company’s product mix has a certain width; length,

depth and consistency’s major components of the total

product personality they are:

Product image

Brand

Package

Service after sale

Guarantee

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Place Mix Distribution

Channels Wholesalers

Retailers

Mercantile Agents

Physical Distribution

Transportation

Warehousing

Inventory

Location

Promotion MixPersonal Selling

Advertising

Publicity

Sales Promotion

Public Relation

Direct Marketing

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Product:

A product is the most tangible and intangible single

component of the marketing programmer. Good products

are key to market success. Product is the vehicle by which a

company provides consumer satisfaction. It is the engine

that pulls the rest of the marketing programme.

A product is anything that can be offered to a market to

satisfy a want or need. Products that are marketed include

physical Goods, services, experience, events, persons,

places, properties, organization, information and ideas.

A product policy and strategy is the corner stone of a

marketing mix. Without a product, there is nothing to

distribute, nothing to promote, nothing to price. To the

marketer products are the building blocks of the marketing

Plan.

Branding:

Branding is the major issue of product strategy.

Branding means naming a product for its identification and

distinction. Branding decision is of crucial importance to the

marketing strategy since the product will gain its image and

consumer loyalty in its brand name.

A brand is a name, term, sign, symbol, or design or

combination of them. It is the practice of giving a particular

name to product or group of products by manufacturer.

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Reasons for branding:

It is the most powerful instrument of sales promotion

due to the following reasons:

Ever increasing competition.

Need for advertising and publicity.

Development for consumer brand-consciousness as a

brand image in his mind.

Packing:

Packing means the wrapping and crating of goods

before they are transported or stored. It is a process of

covering. Wrapping or crating goods into a package. .

Packaging may be defined as the general groups of activities

in the planning of product. There activities concentrated on

formulating a design of the package and producing an

appropriate and attractive container or wrapper for a

product.

Functions of packaging:

Packaging performs the following important

functions:

Protection

Identification

Convenience

Attractiveness or promotional appeal

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Dependability

Differentiation

Easy handling

Price mix:

Price is the exchange value of a product or service

expressed in terms of money. In other words, price is the

money value of goods and services. The price of a product or

services is what the seller feels it worth, in terms of money,

to the buyer.

Price is the one element of the marketing mixes that

Produces revenue. Price is the easiest marketing mix

element to adjust. Price also communicates to the market

the company’s intended value positioning of its product or

brand.

Price is the only objective criteria for the consumer for

comparing alternative items and marketing the final choice.

Importance of price:

Price is a matter of vital importance to both the buyer

and the seller. Price is the only element in the marketing

mix, which produces, the other elements produce costs.

Further, pricing and price competition is the most important

problem facing the marketing management of many

companies. They do not handle the pricing problem properly.

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Pricing, as a marketing weapon, acts as a big gun.

Hence it must be used very cautiously. An inappropriate

pricing policy may cause a downfall of the firm its product,

even Though product is superior to its rival product.

Objectives of pricing policy:

Maximization of profits

Facing competition

Price stability

Capturing the market.

Changing according to ability to pay

Welfare of the firm

Achieving a target-return

Methods of pricing policy:

Cost-based pricing

Demand-based pricing

Competition-based pricing

Product-based pricing

Distribution mix:

Distribution may be defined as an operation as a

service of operation, which physically bring the goods

manufacturer into hands of final consumer to use.

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Distribution includes all activities, which bring a product from

the factory into the hands of final consumer.

Channels of distribution:

The most common routes used for bringing the

products in the market from producer to consumer are as

follows.

Manufacturer-Consumer channel

Manufacturer-Retailer-Ultimate consumer channel

Manufacturer-Wholesaler-Retailer-consumer channel

Manufacturer-Agent-Wholesaler-Retailer-Consumer

channel

Manufacturer-Wholesaler-Consumer/User channel

Promotion mix:

Promotion is the process of marketing communication

to inform, perused, remind and influence consumer or users

in favor of product or service. Promotion is a form of

communication with an additional element of persuasion to

accept ideas, products, and services and hence persuasive

Communication becomes the heart of promotion, the third

elements of marketing mix.

In marketing, effective communication is absolutely

necessary even though good product best package.

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Chapter-5

DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION

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Introduction to the buyer’s behaviour

In this big vast city Shimoga, there is lot of people who

wear readymade men's wears. Shimoga is a fast growing

city.

Here consumer plays an important role in the textile

field, they are choosers and the consumers are known as"

kings of the market". The reputations of a company or any of

its goods are entirely dependent upon the attitudes of the

consumers. Some people express their opinion in a very

different way. So, the consumer satisfaction must be the

motto of every manufacturer.

The survey is conducted with a view to ascertain the

consumer attitude towards various types of men's Jeans in

Shimoga city. With special reference to the Allen Solly of

Zaheer’s Fashion.

The survey is conducted among the different classes I

section of peoples residing in Shimoga city. For this survey

questionnaire method is adopted. The main aim of this

survey is to study the opinion of people residing in Shimoga

city about Allen solly products and all men's wear in general.

The answers given by the respondents are analyzed and

classified. Their opinion is the key to this survey. In the

modern marketing, the consumer is the king and he decides

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how the product must be and also influence the

manufacturer in his product planning and all the marketing

decision of the manufacturers.

Consumer behaviour is defined as all psychological

social and physical behaviour of potential consumers as they

become aware of evaluate, purchase, consumers and tell

about the products and services to others.

So in this survey, we have analyzed the economical

model of the buyer. It includes his income, and his behaviour

towards cost of garments. Psychological model also we

analyzed. So that, his status, motivation, brand image,

product image has also been studied.

But in this survey much importance is given to the socio

cultural model because man is a social animal. By using the

questionnaire in the survey we can get the correct

continuous answer by survey method. In buying behaviour

the much influencing factor is the social needs such as

desired to gain social prestige or to attract the attention of

others towards him and status factors are the brand loyalty

image of the firm etc.,

Therefore, to put it in nutshell, the survey is based on

much on the socio culture model. On that basis tables and

graphs are designed. 100 persons have been participated for

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our questionnaire to make this survey successful. The

percentage wise opinion has been shown in all the tables

formed below for the purpose.

Brief Analysis

Here in this survey, the total number of persons

interviewed were 100, the respondents include students,

businessmen, employees and other types of customers.

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Table -1

Classification on the basis of different category of

men's wear the most

Category of men's

wearRespondents

Percentag

e

Tailor made 20 20

Readymade 48 48

Both 32 32

Total 100 100

In the survey the consumer responded for tailor made

garment category are only 20, Those who responded for

readymade category are 48 and those who use both tailor-

made and readymade garments are 32. The total number of

respondents are 100.

From the above table it is clear that the users of tailor-

made garments in Shimoga city are only 20%. The users of

ready-made garments are 48% and in Shimoga city only 32

% of the consumers prefer both tailor-made and ready-made

men's wear.

This is because they are of the opinion that readymade

men's wear costly when compared to tailor made garments.

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Graph-1

Graph showing the number of customers who wear

different category of men’s wear the most

Tailor made Readymade Both0

10

20

30

40

50

60

Respondents

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Table - 2

Classification on the basis of users of Jeans and the

reason for their purchase

Reason for

purchase

No. of

Respondents

Percentage

Latest fashion 28 28%

Easy Availability 26 26%

Easy to wear 19 19%

Better fittings 20 20%

Not specified 7 7%

Total 100 100%

These 100 respondents are asked for why they

purchase Jeans. 28 of them answered for latest fashion, 26

of them answered for easy availability, 19 respondents said

easy to wear and for better fittings 20 persons are

responded. But 7 of them have not specified the reason for

why they purchase readymade wear.

The above table clears that in percentage, the reason

wise buyers, 28 % latest fashion, 26 % for easy availability,

19 % for easy to wear, 20 % for better fittings and 7% not

specified any reasons for their purchase.

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As per the table it is clear that there is wide scope for

readymade garments. If they are easily available to

consumers the sales definitely increases.

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Graph-2

Graph showing the users of readymade garments and

the reasons for their purchase

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Latest fashion Easy Availability Easy to wear Better fittings Not specified

0

5

10

15

20

25

3028

26

1920

7

Table -3

Classification on the basis of preferences of the

customers towards different texture

Type of

texture

No. of

Respondents

Percenta

ge

Cotton 47 47%

Synthetic 16 16%

Both 37 37%

Total 100 100%

A question pertaining to type of texture preferred was

asked to respondents and the information so got is analyzed.

Where in 47 % prefer cotton texture, 16 % wear synthetic

and 37 % opt for both.

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Graph showing the preferences of the towards

different texture

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47%

16%

37%

No. of Respondents

Cotton Synthetic Both

Table

- 4

Classification on the basis of the type of garments

preferred by respondents

Category of

cloth

No. of

RespondentsPercentage

Branded 56 56%

Unbranded 18 18%

Both 26 26%

Total 100 100%

The table shows the attitude and inclination of customers

regarding the branded, unbranded and both textile cloths,

out of 100 respondents 56 of them responded for branded

cloth, 18 of them unbranded and remaining 26 of them

responded for both categories of cloth.

Graph-4

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Graph showing the type of garments preferred by

respondents

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Branded Unbranded Both

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

56

18

26

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Table-5

Classification on the basis of opinion about the price quoted by Allen Solly

Particular No. of

Respondents

Percentage

Costly 15 30%

Fair 22 44%

Reasonabl

e

13 26%

Cheap 0 0%

Total 50 100%

Out of 100 respondents, 50 of them are the customers of

Allen Solly:

They have responded regarding the price quoted by Allen

Solly. As per the survey 30 % of the respondents ticked for

costly, 44% of them marked fair, 26 % opine that price

quoted is reasonable and nobody says cheap.

So while pricing, Allen Solly has to take right method of

pricing to improve sales.

Therefore it can be concluded that out of total customers in

Shimoga only 50% of them are responded, who are the

customers of Allen Solly constituting 100 % in the above

table.

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Graph-5

Graph showing opinion about the price quoted by

Allen solly

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Costly Fair Reasonable Cheap0

5

10

15

20

25

15

22

13

0

Table-6

Classification on the basis of the customer for Allen

solly Jeans and reason for their purchases

ReasonNo. of

RespondentsPercentage

Good quality 20 40%

Good

Colours 15 30%

Durability 11 22%

Economical 4 8%

Total 50 100%

The above tale clearly shows the percentage of uses of Allen

solly jeans. According to survey, out of 100 respondents,

only 50 are users Allen solly jeans.

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They also provided the reasons for their purchase of Allen

solly jeans. 20 of the customers constituting 40% buy Allen

solly jeans for good quality, 15 of the customers constituting

30 % opine that they buy for the good colours, 11

respondents i.e.22% opt for durability and also 4 customers

the same 8% prefer for economical reasons.

From the surrey it is clear that Allen solly jeans are quality

Jeans.

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Graph-6

Graph showing the customers for Allen solly jeans and

reason for their purchase

Good quality Good Colours Durability Economical

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

18

20

20

15

11

4

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Table-7

Classification on the basis of the non users of Allen

solly Jeans and the reason behind that

Reason for not to

purchase

No. of

RespondentsPercentage

Poor quality 2 4%

No attraction colours 5 10%

High Price 28 56%

Non Durability 4 8%

Don't known can’t say 11 22%

Total 50 100%.

The above table clears that around 50% i.e. majority of

customer don't use Allen solly Jeans. They also gives the

reasons for that, 50 out of 2 respondent just marked poor

quality, regarding attractive colours 5 persons are

disappointed. In the survey majority of respondents had

opinion that Allen solly Jeans are too costly. Around 56%

vote for high price. 4 respondents say they do not use Allen

solly Jeans because of non durability. But 11 respondents

constituting 22 % say they don't known the reason or can't

say. Probably most of them are unaware of that Jeans.

As the survey indicates it, better for the company to reduce

the price of Allen solly Jeans.

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Graph-7

Graph showing the non users of Allen solly Jeans and

the Reason behind that

4%

10%

56%

8%

22%

No. of Respondents

Poor quality No attraction colours High Price Non Durability

Don't known can’t say

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Table - 8

Classification on the basis of the overall monthly

income group of respondents

Category Monthly income

Allen solly Jeans

respondents

%Other

respondents

%Total

respondents

Below 10000 2 4 13 26 15

10000-20000 8 16 17 34 25

20000 -

3000027 54 16 32 43

Above 30000 13 26 4 8 17

Total 50 100 50 100 100

Here in the above table overall monthly income group is

expected. Most of the respondents in Shimoga belongs to

the group of Rs. 20000-30000 i.e. 43 respondents.

Among Allen solly Jeans users, both 10000-20000 groups are

27 and 16, next place to buyers of below 10000 groups then

with 17 respondents Above 30000 group.

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Graph-8

Graph showing the overall monthly income group of

respondents

Below 10000 10000 -20000 20000 - 30000 Above 30000

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

2

8

27

1313

1716

4

Allen Solly jeans respondents Other respondents

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Table -9

Table showing the status of Allen solly Jeans users

StatusNo. of

RespondentsPercentage

Student 28 56%

Businessma

n 8 16%

Employees 11 22%

Others 3 6%

Total 50 100%

Survey analysis of table - 9

The status of the users of the Allen solly Jeans are also

collected to know by whom it is used more. As per the

survey this jeans is used about 56% by the students.

Employees using rate is 22%. Businessmen prefer 16% and

others use this jeans for 6%.

Graph-9

Graph showing the status of Allen solly Jeans users

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Student 56%

Businessman 16%

Employees 22%

Others 6%

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Table - 10

Table showing frequency of purchases of readymade

garments by the consumers

Particulars No. of

Respondents

Percentag

e

Frequently 54 54%

Festival Season 20 20%

Clearance sale 12 12%

Special offer 14 14%

Total 100 100%

Survey analysis of table - 10

As clothing is one of the basic requirements of every

individual. How often he purchases readymade garments

was asked in the survey. 54% buys frequently, 20% during

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Student 56%

Businessman 16%

Employees 22%

Others 6%

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some festival season, 12 % at clearance sale, and 14% on

special occasions.

As it is stated above people buy cloths frequently. If better

quality, attractive colors, special offers and proper

advertisement is made, the sales of readymade garments

would definitely increase.

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Graph-10

Graph showing frequency of purchase of readymade

garments by customers

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Frequently Festival Season Clearance sale Special offer

0

10

20

30

40

50

60 54

20

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Table -11

Table showing the kinds of dress worn by the

respondents

For regular use

No. of responde

nts

On special occasions

No. of respondent

sFormals 25 Jeans pants 27

Casuals 28 Kurta 43

Fancy/

Ethnic 16 Sherwani 15

Nil 0Jeans - T-

Shirts45

Total 100 Total 100

Survey analysis of table - 11

In fast growing city dresses of every individual has changed.

He won’t wear same kind of dress for all time. As the time

changes, the style also changes.

According to the above table in Shimoga city for the regular

use, respondents give priority to formals i.e. 56%, 28 %

prefer for casual wear, 16% are agreed for fancy and ethnic

wear.

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But for special occasions, 45 respondents give priority to

Jeans - T Jeans, 27%, for shirt pants, 15 to Sherwani and 13

Respondents for Kurta.

In shimoga city there is no demand for designers wears. In

future as it is growing, designers wears may get the

importance like in Bombay, Bangalore, Delhi etc.,

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Graph-11

Graph showing the kinds of dress worn by the

respondents

a) For regular use

Formals 36%

Casuals 41%

Fancy/ Ethnic 23%

b) On special occasions

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Summary of Observation:

The information collected and the survey conduct from

this; it is clear that, readymade garment growing popular

everywhere.

So, the latest fashionable cloths must be kept in stock

and the regular advertisement in daily news paper is also

necessary. The price still to be reduced and the quality of

the garment must be improved. The good quality product

must available with reasonable price. Many people feel that

the readymade garments are costly now it is the

responsibility of the promoter to convince the people at

large.

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Jeans pants 21%

Kurta 33%Sherwani

12%

Jeans - T-Shirts35%

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The care should be taken to see that demands from all

sections of society are met good behavior with the

consumers is one of the required factor one should have

proper skill to attract the customer; some people do have

much skill inherently. If required sufficient training becomes

necessary.

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Chapter-6

FINDINGS, SUGGESTIONS AND CONCLUSION

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FINDINGS, SUGGESTIONS AND CONCLUSION

Findings:

The following are the summary of the survey findings:

As per the survey it is clear that one third of the

customers do not use readymade garments. So for the

company it is important to concentrate on that customer.

It has to make them to use readymade men's wear

similarly it should satisfy the needs of the existing

customers.

In the survey 26 % of the respondents use readymade

Jeans for easy availability. It defines the non availability of

readymade garments in Shimoga. So, the companies have

to open the range of shops which are suitable for the

customers.

In a growing city the Shimoga, latest fashion has attracted

many customers so, product should be introduced to the

market as per the need of the customers.

There is a complaint against readymade garments that

they are not suitable to all i.e. one cannot get garments

according to body fittings. These problems should be

studied carefully.

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As per the survey conducted majority prefers for cotton

wears as it is comfort, but the users of synthetic wear are

comparatively low. So, the marketers of cotton wears can

grab the market. It doesn't means they should quit from

synthetic clothes. They should take measures regarding

synthetic clothes too.

In Shimoga city where most customer belong to middle

and low income group the demand for branded garments

is as same as the demand for unbranded garments. So

both branded and unbranded men's wear move in a

smooth manner.

In Shimoga city customer are just one fourth for the Allen

solly Jeans. It has not reached many customer as it is most

opted students and youth. For the company, it will be

helpful if it concentrate on those who do not use Allen

solly Jeans

It is observed that Allen solly Jeans are of good quality

Jeans. But most of the consumers are not satisfied with

the colour, durability and price of the Jeans.

Some customers, who do not compromise with both

quality and price of Allen solly Jeans, opine that price is

very high. The company has to concentrate all classes of

the society in this regard.

Now Allen solly Jeans are concentrate on class customers.

If it want to increase the sales it should concentrate much

on mass consumers.

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Although the "Allen solly showroom" is one of the famous

shop for men, women and kids wear it has not covered the

entire customers of Shimoga. Only two third of the

customer are aware of this shop. It shows the lack of

advertisement. The firm should concentrate on this

aspect.

Majority of the customers of Allen solly jeans are satisfied

with the price quoted by the Allen solly company. But it

should analyse the pricing policy for the better sales.

However, some customer not satisfied. So promotional

measures should also be taken to improve the sales of

branded garments.

Suggestions

Product:

Allen solly jeans are the leading company in braded and

designer garments, and textile manufacturing of our country.

It has earned a very good name and popularity in the world

of Allen solly Jeans and shirts are giving good results for

them. Therefore almost every consumer is satisfied with the

results. The following are some of the suggestions for

achieving better performance of Allen solly Jeans and

increase the sales in the future:

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The manufacturers have to put more efforts on

maintaining and improving the quality of Allen solly Jeans.

They should see that the produts manufactured is of good

quality.

The Allen solly is expected to increase its distributing

channels and should also keep supplying the goods in

time required by the dealers what ever they demand.

lnspite of its good quality . It is observed that the Allen

solly Jeans have good popularity and there is a lot of

demand in the market as compared to others. Here some

of the consumers do not purchase the Allen solly Jeans

always, but only once in a way. So the manufacturer is

required to take proper promotional activities in order to

popularize the product through different advertisement

media.

Dealers must take the responsibility if there is any small

compliant from the customers.

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Price:

The Allen solly Jeans have got a very good image and

have an increasing demand. As there are number of

competitors existing in the market, the price becomes an

important factor in order to increase the sales and rise in

demand. Allen solly jeans is accepted by high, middle class

and rich people by majority. The middle class and low class

people feel that the price is relatively high but they also buy

it once in the way. Therefore the price of the product, must

be comparative so as to improve sales in the competitive

market.

The follow are some of the suggestions towards the

price:

The cost of production should be curtained by increasing

the production, while implementing the cost, care must be

taken such that quality of the product is not affected

adversely.

Here the middle class and low class people buy the

product once in a way, so proper care should be taken and

the price should be lowered atleast to compensate them.

They must try to maintain the price stability as far as

possible.

Pricing must be fair in order to create impulsive buying.

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The marketing expenditure should be minimized.

However the high pricing strategy involved in this

textile is mainly to build up the image of the company.

Promotion and distribution

Sales promotion is an important instrument lubricate

the marketing efforts. The promotional strategy taken up by

the company is quite satisfactory. The sales agents visit the

dealers once in a while, this mainly to assess dealers if any.

Thus, the general conditions of the promotion and

distribution of producers as well as dealers are quite

satisfactory. There are some further suggestions for

improvements:

The proper sales promotional activities should be taken in

order to increase buying response by ultimate consumers

and also to improve market share of Allen solly.

Attractive advertisement through all the media of

advertising is very necessary in order to increase the

usage rate of present consumer and also to meet the

completion.

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Promotional measures such as contents, price, coupons,

premium should be attached to sales.

Zaheer’s Fashion should also take greater care for local

advertising, regular is to be given in local newspaper

some promotional measures have to be provided for

customers who buy in bulk.

The dealer should improve the display of the product. So

that the consumers will be attracted towards the product.

Also, the dealer should highlight the product compared to

other products.

Public relations have now become an important marketing

function. Effective marketing communication is not

possible without establishing and maintaining natural

understanding between the company and its customers. A

bright image of the product is created and maintained

only by public relations.

The marketing practitioner finds that the customer

wants the delivery of their products at right place, at the

right time and in right quality. The ingredients of marketing

mix serve as product; price and promotion constitute the

first half of marketing.

The distribution logistic inputs are termed as the other

half of the marketing concept or customer oriented market

planning. As for as the distribution, manufacturers have got

dense network of distribution. The dealers are quite

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satisfactory about the general conditions of distribution of

products.

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Conclusion

The suggestions given here in this project report is

based on the suggestions and experience of customers to

whom the product ultimately reaches.

Customer’s satisfaction is the ultimate motto of every

business. Therefore orientation of marketing is entirely

necessary for maintaining and increasing the market share

of any type of business. This can be achieved by directly

managerial, productive and marketing activities to awards

preference of the customers. For this achievement

competitive efficiency increases in quality, decrease in cost

of production is essential.

In this present competitive market, the consumers have

been described as the "king". Thus it is very essential that

every manufacturer should manufacture those products and

services that satisfy present needs of the consumers.

Consumer’s orientation is of immense importance for image

for creating and maintaining the brand image in the minds of

the consumers. Since the sales of textiles is being seasonal

and due to some other technical reason, the. company could

not reach its usual profit percentage.

It may be concluded that the suggestions arrived that

after the survey should be adopted by the readymade

garment industry to achieve higher benefit.

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Further most of the respondents feel that readymade

men's wear saves time as customers are giving importance

to latest design and better quality clothes. The manufacturer

of readymade men's wear has to adopt above things.

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Annexure

Questionnaire

Bibliography

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CONSUMER QUESTIONNAIRE

Dear respondents,

I, am student of final year BBM, ATNCC, Shimoga

conducting a market survey on readymade garments with

reference to Allen solly as a part of my management course.

I shall be grateful if you can spare a few minutes to answer

this questionnaire.

Yours

Irfan S.P

1. Name:

2. Address :

3. Age:

18 – 20 years

21 – 30 years

31 – 40 years

Above 40 years

4. Sex

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Male [ ]

Female [ ]

5. Maritial Status:

6. Occupations

a) Student [ ]

b) Business Men [ ]

c) Employee [ ]

d) Others [ ]

7. Income Level:

Below 10000 [ ]

10000 to 20000 [ ]

20000 to 30000 [ ]

Above 30000 [ ]

8. Which garments do you use more?

Tailor made [ ]

Ready Made [ ]

Both [ ]

9. Do you purchase branded Jeans?

Yes [ ]

No [ ]

If yes, why?

a) Latest fashion ( ) b) Easy availability ( )

c) Easy to wear ( ) d) Better fittings ( )

10. Which type of texture do you like most?

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a) Cotton ( )

b) Synthetic ( )

c) Both ( )

11. Which category do you generally use most?

a) Branded ( )

b) Unbranded. ( )

12. Have you heard about the Allen solly Jeans?

a) Yes ( )

b) No. ( )

13. What is your opinion about the price aspects of Allen

solly Jeans?

a) Low price ( )

b) Medium Price ( )

c) High Price ( )

14. How often you purchase Allen solly jeans?

a) Frequently ( )

b) Festival season ( )

c) Clearance sale ( )

d) Special offer ( )

15. Do you use Allen solly Jeans?

Yes ( )

No ( )

If yes, why?

a) Good Quality ( )

b) Good colours ( )

c) Durability ( )

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d) Special offers ( )

If No, why?

a) Poor Quality ( ) b) No alternative colours ( )

c) High price ( ) d) Non durability ( )

16. What is your opinion about the quality aspects of Allen

solly Jeans?

a) Excellent ( )

b) Good ( )

c) Satisfactory ( )

17. What type of dress do you wear?

i) For regular use ii) On special occasions

a) Formals ( ) a) Kurta ( )

b) Casuals ( ) b) Sherwani ( )

c) Fancy / ethnic ( ) c) Jeans-N-T shirt (

)

18. Do you think there is wider choice of Allen solly Jeans?

Yes ( ) No ( )

19. Do you think promotional measures are necessary for

the improvement of sale of Allen solly Jeans?

Yes ( ) No ( )

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20. Yours suggestions ____________________________

Place:

Date: Signature

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

Books :

Marketing Management - K.D Basava

Marketing Management – Sherlekar

Modern Marketing Management – Nair, Paul

Websites

www.allensolly.com

www.google.com

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