Lee Cooper is a 100-year-old UK-based apparel brand known for jeans. It entered the Indian market in 1994 through a joint venture with Future Group. Lee Cooper aims to be seen as a complete lifestyle brand in India and has three product lines targeted at different consumer segments. The company's latest collection, Red Diamond, is designed for trendy consumers. Lee Cooper positions itself as a brand for the working class youth and uses various marketing strategies like collaborations and events to promote the brand in India.
Lee Cooper is looking to brand their products in-shop through the use of glow sign boards from Astha Digital. Astha Digital is a signage company that can be contacted at 9560385571 or astha.digital1@gmail.com for glow sign board needs and in-shop branding for Lee Cooper products.
What's New At Mochi! by Colin Cupp and Ryan Nicholsmochimedia
Presentation by Colin Cupp and Ryan Nichols at Mochi London that covers what Mochi Media has been working on, what's new, and what the community can expect going forward.
The document discusses shoe ownership statistics comparing men and women, as well as children in need of shoes globally. It then mentions Blake Mycoskie and his ONE for ONE model through TOMS Shoes that provides one pair of shoes to a child in need for each pair purchased. The statistics note that the average man owns 12 pairs of shoes while the average woman owns 27 pairs, and there are 300 million children worldwide who need shoes, with TOMS having provided over 1 million pairs to children in South Africa, Rwanda, and Ethiopia through more than 1,600 events and 25,000 people.
Corporate Social Responsibilities activities by Tom's Shoe’sShrey Kapoor
Toms Shoes is a US-based company founded in 2006 by Blake Mycoskie to address the lack of shoes among children in Argentina. For every pair of shoes sold, Toms donates a pair to a child in need. Toms operates on a "One for One" model of corporate social responsibility, having donated over 60 million pairs of shoes to children in over 64 countries. In addition to shoes, Toms programs provide safe drinking water, eye exams, and medical care to communities around the world.
Comparison of Levi's, Lee, Wrangler and other Top Apparel Brands in IndiaUnmetric
In this report, we looked at the top 10 clothing and apparel brands like Color Plus, Pepe Jeans, Allen Solly and others in India on Facebook.
Read on to find out how their social media performance stacked up against the competition.
Lee Cooper is a 100-year-old UK-based apparel brand known for jeans. It entered the Indian market in 1994 through a joint venture with Future Group. Lee Cooper aims to be seen as a complete lifestyle brand in India and has three product lines targeted at different consumer segments. The company's latest collection, Red Diamond, is designed for trendy consumers. Lee Cooper positions itself as a brand for the working class youth and uses various marketing strategies like collaborations and events to promote the brand in India.
Lee Cooper is looking to brand their products in-shop through the use of glow sign boards from Astha Digital. Astha Digital is a signage company that can be contacted at 9560385571 or astha.digital1@gmail.com for glow sign board needs and in-shop branding for Lee Cooper products.
What's New At Mochi! by Colin Cupp and Ryan Nicholsmochimedia
Presentation by Colin Cupp and Ryan Nichols at Mochi London that covers what Mochi Media has been working on, what's new, and what the community can expect going forward.
The document discusses shoe ownership statistics comparing men and women, as well as children in need of shoes globally. It then mentions Blake Mycoskie and his ONE for ONE model through TOMS Shoes that provides one pair of shoes to a child in need for each pair purchased. The statistics note that the average man owns 12 pairs of shoes while the average woman owns 27 pairs, and there are 300 million children worldwide who need shoes, with TOMS having provided over 1 million pairs to children in South Africa, Rwanda, and Ethiopia through more than 1,600 events and 25,000 people.
Corporate Social Responsibilities activities by Tom's Shoe’sShrey Kapoor
Toms Shoes is a US-based company founded in 2006 by Blake Mycoskie to address the lack of shoes among children in Argentina. For every pair of shoes sold, Toms donates a pair to a child in need. Toms operates on a "One for One" model of corporate social responsibility, having donated over 60 million pairs of shoes to children in over 64 countries. In addition to shoes, Toms programs provide safe drinking water, eye exams, and medical care to communities around the world.
Comparison of Levi's, Lee, Wrangler and other Top Apparel Brands in IndiaUnmetric
In this report, we looked at the top 10 clothing and apparel brands like Color Plus, Pepe Jeans, Allen Solly and others in India on Facebook.
Read on to find out how their social media performance stacked up against the competition.
eCommerce Business Model - Online Drugs Store ( Pharmacy) Abul Hasan Rajani
This document describes an online pharmacy business model in India called Dawabazaar.com. It highlights that the Indian pharmaceutical industry is expected to reach $50 billion by 2015-2016. It currently has over 550,000 fragmented retail pharmacies. Dawabazaar.com aims to provide customers with discounts on medicines, on-time delivery including emergencies, access to doctors, and the ability to compare drugs. The target markets are nuclear families, working professionals, and tech-savvy mothers. The document outlines Dawabazaar.com's proposed value chain positioning and competitive strategies around eliminating medical representatives, bundling treatment packages, providing discounts and doctor talk shows to create a knowledge pool for customers.
Bata is the world's largest shoe manufacturer and retailer operating in 60 countries. It was originally founded in Czechoslovakia in 1894 but moved its headquarters to Canada after World War 2. While successful in many markets, Bata struggled in Slovakia, unable to sell a single pair of shoes. The case discusses Bata's operations and strategy over time, including managing subsidiaries with decentralized autonomy to adapt locally but following a strategy of economies of scale and local production.
The document discusses a team's tour to the footwear industry in India. It provides an introduction to India's footwear market, including key statistics and production centers. The team's objectives are to open retail stores with various footwear brands or acquire a franchise. A consumer survey was conducted with 205 respondents to understand preferences. Analysis found Nike to be the most popular brand. The team's diagnosis is to acquire a Nike franchise and target the 18-25 and 25-45 age groups with new sports shoe designs priced between Rs. 1500-3000.
Lee Mercantile Company was founded in 1889 in Salina, Kansas by Henry David Lee, producing denim jackets and dungarees. It is now headquartered in Kansas City, Kansas and is the second leading denim brand internationally. In 1949, Lee introduced the first women's jean, the "Lady Lee Riders", and in 1983 was the first brand to offer women multiple fits. Currently, Lee Jeans is focusing on expanding its reach among young women with its "One True Fit" concept for finding the perfect fitting jean.
One for One
Toms' business model is that for every pair of shoes or glasses purchased, the company donates one pair to a child in need. The company was created in 2006 and has since donated over 1 million pairs of shoes. It has expanded its product line to include eyewear.
Toms Shoes was founded in 2006 by Blake Myocoskie, who was inspired by the traditional Argentine alpargata shoe. The company operates under a "One for One" model, where for every pair of shoes sold, Toms donates a pair of shoes to a child in need. Toms uses a three-pronged public relations approach including traditional media, social media, and events. Through word of mouth and public relations efforts, Toms has grown exponentially from selling 10,000 pairs in its first year to distributing over 1 million pairs expected in 2010, positioning itself as one of the most recognizable shoe brands in the world.
The document discusses the global and Indian footwear markets. The global footwear market grew 3.8% in 2005 to $159.6 billion and is forecast to reach $194.3 billion by 2010. In India, liberalization increased purchasing power and the footwear market grew 8% in 2004 to 1.8 billion pairs worth $2.4 billion. Major Indian brands include Bata, Liberty, Woodland, and Reebok. The market is shifting towards branded, casual styles and growth in sportswear, women's/kids segments.
This document provides an overview of Adidas, including its mission, values, sustainability strategy, history, brands, organizational structure, and global operations. The key points are:
- Adidas is a global leader in sporting goods founded in Germany in 1949 and has grown significantly through sponsorships and innovative product design.
- Its mission is to be the global leader in sporting goods with brands built on passion for sports. Core values include performance, passion, integrity, and diversity.
- Sustainability is a priority, with a strategy and programs to reduce environmental impact, ensure ethical supply chain standards, and contribute positively to communities.
- The document details Adidas' brands, organizational structure, and global presence
eCommerce Business Model - Online Drugs Store ( Pharmacy) Abul Hasan Rajani
This document describes an online pharmacy business model in India called Dawabazaar.com. It highlights that the Indian pharmaceutical industry is expected to reach $50 billion by 2015-2016. It currently has over 550,000 fragmented retail pharmacies. Dawabazaar.com aims to provide customers with discounts on medicines, on-time delivery including emergencies, access to doctors, and the ability to compare drugs. The target markets are nuclear families, working professionals, and tech-savvy mothers. The document outlines Dawabazaar.com's proposed value chain positioning and competitive strategies around eliminating medical representatives, bundling treatment packages, providing discounts and doctor talk shows to create a knowledge pool for customers.
Bata is the world's largest shoe manufacturer and retailer operating in 60 countries. It was originally founded in Czechoslovakia in 1894 but moved its headquarters to Canada after World War 2. While successful in many markets, Bata struggled in Slovakia, unable to sell a single pair of shoes. The case discusses Bata's operations and strategy over time, including managing subsidiaries with decentralized autonomy to adapt locally but following a strategy of economies of scale and local production.
The document discusses a team's tour to the footwear industry in India. It provides an introduction to India's footwear market, including key statistics and production centers. The team's objectives are to open retail stores with various footwear brands or acquire a franchise. A consumer survey was conducted with 205 respondents to understand preferences. Analysis found Nike to be the most popular brand. The team's diagnosis is to acquire a Nike franchise and target the 18-25 and 25-45 age groups with new sports shoe designs priced between Rs. 1500-3000.
Lee Mercantile Company was founded in 1889 in Salina, Kansas by Henry David Lee, producing denim jackets and dungarees. It is now headquartered in Kansas City, Kansas and is the second leading denim brand internationally. In 1949, Lee introduced the first women's jean, the "Lady Lee Riders", and in 1983 was the first brand to offer women multiple fits. Currently, Lee Jeans is focusing on expanding its reach among young women with its "One True Fit" concept for finding the perfect fitting jean.
One for One
Toms' business model is that for every pair of shoes or glasses purchased, the company donates one pair to a child in need. The company was created in 2006 and has since donated over 1 million pairs of shoes. It has expanded its product line to include eyewear.
Toms Shoes was founded in 2006 by Blake Myocoskie, who was inspired by the traditional Argentine alpargata shoe. The company operates under a "One for One" model, where for every pair of shoes sold, Toms donates a pair of shoes to a child in need. Toms uses a three-pronged public relations approach including traditional media, social media, and events. Through word of mouth and public relations efforts, Toms has grown exponentially from selling 10,000 pairs in its first year to distributing over 1 million pairs expected in 2010, positioning itself as one of the most recognizable shoe brands in the world.
The document discusses the global and Indian footwear markets. The global footwear market grew 3.8% in 2005 to $159.6 billion and is forecast to reach $194.3 billion by 2010. In India, liberalization increased purchasing power and the footwear market grew 8% in 2004 to 1.8 billion pairs worth $2.4 billion. Major Indian brands include Bata, Liberty, Woodland, and Reebok. The market is shifting towards branded, casual styles and growth in sportswear, women's/kids segments.
This document provides an overview of Adidas, including its mission, values, sustainability strategy, history, brands, organizational structure, and global operations. The key points are:
- Adidas is a global leader in sporting goods founded in Germany in 1949 and has grown significantly through sponsorships and innovative product design.
- Its mission is to be the global leader in sporting goods with brands built on passion for sports. Core values include performance, passion, integrity, and diversity.
- Sustainability is a priority, with a strategy and programs to reduce environmental impact, ensure ethical supply chain standards, and contribute positively to communities.
- The document details Adidas' brands, organizational structure, and global presence
1. Lee Cooper - Combination of style
and usefulness
You can add the needed elegance to the formal look with a pair of lace
up type shoes which are designed with stich features and it guarantees
an elegant finish that match with formal wear. You have to be careful in
one respect that such pair of shoes has to be cleaned with a soft cloth.
The outdoor shoes from the wide range of Lee Cooper shoes are symbol
of manliness and extra comfort along with prolonged durability are
ensured. Such stylish and graceful pair of shoes is made from leather and
stylishly finished with elastic inserts and stitched ends. This type of pair
of shoes matches very well with colourful T-shirts and a pair of sleek
jeans.
2. The elegance and durability
The outdoor shoes from the wide range of Lee Cooper shoes are
symbol of manliness and extra comfort along with prolonged
durability are ensured. Such stylish and graceful pair of shoes is made
from leather and stylishly finished with elastic inserts and stitched
ends. This type of pair of shoes matches very well with colourful Tshirts and a pair of sleek jeans.
3. Exclusive style
You will experience real comfort while you wear the formal shoes
which include a synthetic sole and softened foot bed so that it turns
out to be ideal at everyday workplace. You will find a perfect match if
you wear a formal trouser with buttoned up shirts. The different
ranges from Lee Cooper brand reflect a liberated taste and desirable
comfort. Such footwear creates a durable confidence during any
interview or official meeting. You can bear the right type of
professional appearance when you put on the slip on type shoes along
with striped shirts. You do find those shoes in different colours and
textures which are ideal for your walking sessions.
4. Lee Cooper shoes for any occassion
s
In case there is any upcoming party to celebrate an important occasion
you can choose Lee Cooper shoes that ideally suits the occasion. The
tan coloured elegance will definitely enrich your appearance. The
shoes for your running sessions reflect combination of style and
usefulness. You can avail from a variety of range to suit your different
purposes.