Made in India
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Why Made in India Brands Are America’s New Luxury Obsession
Made in India brands are transforming America’s luxury landscape despite South Asia’s historical underrepresentation in global fashion. We’re witnessing a remarkable shift as Indian designers blend traditional craftsmanship with contemporary silhouettes, creating luxury pieces that American consumers can’t seem to get enough of.
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Why Indian Manufacturing Stories Matter: A Brand Heritage Guide for 2025
Luxury brands need storytelling about Indian manufacturing more than ever. A Bain & Company study shows that consumers will pay premium prices when they see real luxury markers — high quality, premium materials and excellent craftsmanship.
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Moving Manufacturing Out of China: Why India is the New Luxury Hub (2025)
Moving manufacturing out of China has become a defining trend, with over 90% of North American manufacturers already relocating some production in the past five years. According to Boston Consulting Group, this shift has created remarkable opportunities for India, which saw its exports to the U.S. surge by $23 billion — a 44% increase from 2018 to 2022.
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Building Relationships with Global Buyers as an Indian Leather Manufacturer
India has long been recognized for its expertise in leather and leather goods manufacturing. With a legacy of skilled artisans and a reputation for premium-quality leather, Indian manufacturers have tremendous potential to build long-term partnerships with global buyers. To thrive in the international market, manufacturers must focus on reliability, efficiency, and timely deliveries. Here’s how they can strengthen relationships with global buyers and position themselves as preferred partners.
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Why Ancient India Mastered Luxury
India has made remarkable progress in the global $275 billion luxury market. Once primarily a supplier of essential oils, diamonds, and textiles, the country is now an integral part of the supply chain for luxury giants like LVMH and Kering. While India continues to be a key source of fine materials and artisanal craftsmanship, its role in high-end manufacturing is steadily expanding. Now it creates its own luxury brands. This development builds naturally on centuries of rich cultural history, where craftsmanship and opulence remain deeply connected to India’s identity.