How Bewakoof, once a trendsetter, fell out of favour with young people

Indian youngsters are experimenting with newer D2C brands like never before. Bewakoof’s early success and its 2022 acquisition by retail giant Aditya Birla Fashion should have given it the edge, but the company has been left behind.

17 December, 202410 min
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How Bewakoof, once a trendsetter, fell out of favour with young people

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