7. • Raymond introduced Park Avenue to offer men
"CompleteWardrobe Dressing Solutions“
• Park Avenue launchedWomen's range in 2007
• J. K. Helen Curtis (a Raymond associate) launched
Park Avenue grooming solutions
18. Product Sub-category Product Name Quantity Price (Rs.)
Beer Shampoo 200 ml 160
After Shave
Normal 50 ml 105
Mercury 50 ml 105
Ace 50 ml 105
After shave lotion 50 ml 135
Silver FaceWash
Dry 50 ml 67
Oily 50 ml 67
Normal 50 ml 67
Room Freshner
Jasmine 95
Lavender 105
Rose 105
Sandal 105
Rajnigandha 105
Soap For Men
Double Deo 125 g 40
Good Morning 125 g 40
Normal 125 g 40
Cool Blue 125 g 40
19. Product Sub-category Product Name Quantity Price (Rs.)
Hair Styling Gel
Chrome 100g 95
Neo 100g 95
Glacier 100g 95
Men talc
Double Deo 300 g 100
ClassicTale 300 g 100
Perfume spray
Entice 50 g 126
Elevate 50 g 126
Body Deodrants
Alpha 150 ml 180
Believe 150 ml 180
Delve 150 ml 180
Good Morning 150 ml 180
Terra 150 ml 180
Imagine 150 ml 180
Tranquil 150 ml 180
Cool Blue 150 ml 180
Storm IQ 150 ml 180
24. • Product mix - Soaps, deodorants,
aftershave, shaving cream, talcum
powder, gels
• Exclusively male grooming
products
• Focus on fragrance -Their
deodorants and perfumes read-
“Genuine French Eau De Parfum”
• French fragrance gives uniqueness
to perfumes
• Elegant stylish packaging to give
the brand an international look
25. • Price-wise middle range
products
• Loyal customers – less price
sensitive
• Many grooming products such
as Deodorants are still
considered expensive at 180-
190 price range
• Park Avenue -> products
affordable
26. • Regular distribution outlets,
like traditional and modern
trade, chemists, cosmetics
and general stores
• Soaps and Deodorants
available at normal general
stores
• Perfumes in supermarkets
unlike other big brands which
are available only in big
shopping malls
• Locations suitable to middle
class consumers
• Distribution increased by
50,000 outlets in past year
27. • Been a shy brand till yet
• 2 years back – No point of
purchase displays, no testers, no
digital/social marketing
• Now they are coming up front
• Promotion through print and
electronic and social media
• Increase in spending in
promotions from last year = 50%
• Introduced 50 ml deodorant SKU
to let people try the product
• Ads have moved from ‘English’ to
‘Hinglish’ for mass appeal
29. Age Groups
(Demographic)
Behavioral and Psychographic
characteristics
14-17 years Influenced by parents, curious and
explorative, no loyalty
18-22 years Experimenting group, seek attention,
want to be trendy
23-28 years Tend to become loyal towards a particular
brand, try expensive variants, status
seekers
28 + years High brand loyalty, health conscious, high
expenditure
30. Target Customers -
Demographics
• Male
• Middle class
• Young (Typically 25+)
• Not on high purchasing power
• Male who likes to explore the
unknown, do something different
• Entrepreneurial spirit and wants to
be a leader
• Wants to express himself and his
style, prove his worth
PsychographicsBehavioral
• Long travelling hours
• Short on time
• Living alone
• Men into personal care
• Mostly new customers from
small towns
31.
32. Park Avenue Positioning
• Viewed as Indian brand with product qualities like western
• Indian men used personal care accessories for women
• No major grooming brand in men’s market
• Male exclusive products
• Low price but high quality
33. • Use its expertise in clothing to project its image of a classy male grooming brand
• Positioning tagline in 2000 –Try something new
• Latest tag line – Play the lead
• Management believes - Seduction is not the only motivation a man has
• Park Avenue – Partners the man who seeks success in life – the alpha male