Libas’ Purple Days Sale Sees Strong Consumer Response Across Channels
Libas’ Purple Days Sale records strong consumer demand with 40% online traffic growth and high engagement across stores and digital channels.
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The 11th edition of Indian fashion brand Libas' flagship Purple Days Sale (PDS) is seeing strong consumer momentum with high participation across its retail stores and digital platforms.
Now in its fourth day, the sale has grown to become one of the brand’s biggest annual retail events with offers available across 10+ categories and over 6,000 styles across ethnic and Indian wear collections.
The 11th edition of Purple Days began with Libas’ signature drop-down reveal at its flagship store in Lajpat Nagar, Delhi, and was attended by over 5,000 visitors on the opening day. The event saw customers lining up outside the store ahead of the launch, and featured live dhol performances, balloon drops and special offers including the chance for the first 100 customers to shop select outfits for ₹11.
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Consumer Momentum:
Since the launch, Libas has seen a 40% increase in online traffic and strong social media engagement, with over 1,000 influencers sharing their experience online. Demand has been strong across categories and is expected to continue through the remaining days of the sale, the brand said.
Also, this year, Purple Days has taken a step beyond a traditional shopping event with creator collaborations and tie-ups with brands like Fast&Up, Namyaa Skincare, Palmonas, Lakmé and Farmley. The program combines fashion, beauty, wellness and lifestyle experiences to help increase consumer engagement across channels.
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Commenting on the sale, Sidhant Keshwani, Founder and CEO, Libas said, “Purple Days have become a key brand-building moment for the company.
"Purple Days has grown far beyond a sale for us, and it's become one of our biggest brand moments of the year and a reflection of how we want to build retail: rooted in culture, driven by community and delivered at scale," Keshwani said.
