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Bra & Condom eCommerce website for Indian market

For a long time, I have noted that there's huge potential for an online shopping site that targets bras and condoms.

Why a bra site in India?



  • There's no good site available in India. Currently, only enamor has a website; but that doesn't seem to be active and friendly.

  • Majority of the Indian women don't know how to find the right size. Majority wrongly refers the size as a single number--just referring the circumference around breast; but good brands have two-letter representations.



Why a condom site in India?


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Unknown said…
There is another website for online Condom shopping in India is www.condomshopee.com with all premium brands and various pack sizes.

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