Iro Iro – Should the Brand Go Circular B2B or B2C Way

Subhalaxmi Mohapatra, Risha Roy

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Iro Iro is a circular fashion business founded by Bhaavya Goenka in the year 2018 in Jaipur, India. By early 2023, Goenka had decided to scale her business. But scaling would indicate several decisions she has to make. Firstly, she needed to identify what scaling means in a circular business model (CBM) like Iro Iro. Secondly, she primarily operated in B2C markets; however, she also had a (B2B market through collaboration. This would indicate creating a competition for her own self. How could she still grow while not compromising on her competitive advantage? Should she continue with both B2B and B2C/only B2B/only B2C? Thirdly, she primarily catered to customers who were already sensitive towards conscious or sustainable clothing, but scaling would indicate gearing up marketing and communication skills to reach out to larger customer base. Would the marketing and communication strategies be the same if she continued in the current model/B2B/B2C? This case study thus involves various issues that arise in entrepreneurship management for a small business, such as decisions related to scaling (traditional businesses or adopt different strategy relevant for CBM); business model (B2C vs B2B or both) and how the communication is different in each of the business models.

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BRAND MANAGEMENT
 

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Iro Iro – Should the Brand Go Circular B2B or B2C Way
ISSN: 2045-0621
10p.: pdf file.; 1,2 MB
English

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Subhalaxmi Mohapatra, Risha Roy
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Emerald Publishing Limited
New York
2024

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