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Peter England Presentation Dipti Patel
Peter England Presentation Dipti Patel
A/W 2014
The journey began here…
In keeping with the fast evolving market scenario, Peter England has come up with a slew of initiatives -
1. Product Level: Peter England is now a complete wardrobe solutions brand with a portfolio comprising of
a. Peter England Elements (casuals and jeans lifestyle)
b. Peter England Elite for the premium consumers (fine crafted formals)
d. Peter England Party Wear
e. Peter England Sporty collection
The brand has made a conscious attempt to capture its consumers by addressing the various requirements of its consumers that he might want
to shop. This insight has come through a 18 month long consumer survey that the brand engaged to understand the dressing habits of its core
consumers.
2. Retail Level : Peter England Exclusive stores are well designed with a unique shopping experience. Well trained and groomed staff serve
customers that will delight the customers. Visual Merchandising plays a critical role in retail stores and Peter England balances merchandise
and the comfort level of shopping of consumers.
3. Marketing Plans :
a. Launch of Brand Ambassador
The brand for the first time in its history has roped a national level celeb as its brand ambassador who will connect with the common man for its
self belief and strong values. Siddharth of Rang De Basanti fame has the ability to be relatable as well as aspirational to millions of young Peter
England consumers. At the same time he is the right personification of the core values of Peter England.
b. Launch of New TVCs
The credo of all forthcoming Peter England communication will be to capture a young Indian’s spirit of hope and self-belief that enable him to
move forward in every step of the way. In order to succeed, he must first believe that he can. Self-belief inspires him to do what he feels is best,
not what the world tells him to do. In fact, the depth of his belief and the strength of his conviction determine all that he gains in life.
The robust campaign that addresses this young Indian will be seen across TV, print, outdoor, digital & its extensive range of over 2000 retail
outlets.
Market Research
Men Shop Differently: For men, shopping activity is more functional than
emotional, and the purpose is to solve a problem or meet a need. To them, the
priority is convenience and most of all that their ability to make informative
decision is met.
While the job market for men has recently improved, the lasting effects of the
recession have altered the traditional "provider" paradigm. With that, the new
chief buyer in the typical household is the man of the house. With the rise of the
"mansumer" comes a whole new set of potential seed changes in advertising,
purchase patterns and common marketing practices.
Men, especially between the age of 18 – 25 years are either studying or have
just started working. They are adults with a certain vision and have their
personal preferences. They are aware of the ever-changing world around them
and are in sync with new developments through he virtual media. Social, virtual
presence and peer groups are their important elements. A definite monetary
freedom is there and hence they have the ability to make their respective ends
meet.
• With respect to the changing markets and trends, men are today looking
for versatile and easy-care pieces.
• Various brands are offering extensive line of options in sync with the
global trends and tastes of the consumers. The range of price points are
also kept in consideration with different sub-brands/collections offered.
• Consumers prefer to shop at places where the merchandize is easily
accessible, quick selection and less hassles of hunting complementing
pieces. They like stores whose VM has properly styled displays which helps
them to make quick decisions of what they actually want and the look
they have in mind.
• Facilitating shopping at a click, various online portals have gained huge
acceptance among the male shoppers who don’t have to worry about
parking, long queues and salesman questionnaire.
• Men have become brand conscious and are in touch with latest trend
updates as well. Peer and social preferences have a considerable influence
on what they buy and wear.
Position and Benchmarks for Peter England
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With international standards, Hugo Boss and Tommy Hilfiger denote and sets benchmark
for Peter England’s vision.
• The Hugo Boss brands epitomizes authentic, understated luxury. The men’s collection
offers modern, refined business- and eveningwear along with sophisticated casual
looks and premium sportswear for after work. Hugo Boss’s collection of Boss(
premium formal wear), Boss Orange (urban casualwear) and Hugo(progressive looks
with an edgy urban attitude) are epitome of fine craftsmanship and luxurious feel
along with youthful appeal.
• Tommy Hilfiger's "classic American cool" lifestyle delivers "preppy with a twist"
designs that appeal to a diverse range of consumers globally, as does its accessible,
premium position. The preppy look quickly became the label’s signature. The brand's
style encompasses the look of well-bred, chic and sporty young men, and has
established must-have classic looks including blazers worn over Oxford shirts and
paired with either navy, beige or red chinos.
Design Concepts
A/W’14
Client Board
MEN AT WORK
Wool blend
blazer and well
fitted formal
Basic tee and denims trousers
Washed
Denims
Semi-Casual
Blazer
Printed, coloured
and solid bottoms
Date Fabric Cotton
Season A/W 2014 Colour Olive Green
Style PEJASH01 Trim Metallic button, twill tape
SPI- 2.5
Details- Contrast fabric at patch pocket
Embroidered branding at back yoke
Contrast and multiple stitch details
MARKETING
Peter England is brand for youth, hence gaining visibility among the masses
comes easy with social media.
Along with conventional campaigning techniques – print and visual media,
promoting through in-store activities will help pull customers to the stores.
1.Strengths
2.Weakness
3.Opportunity
Large educated and working class available in pune is one of the opportunities because their target market itself is youth.
They can also go for brand extension and store extension.
Increased disposable income of the working class.
4.Threats
Belief of Indian consumers-“ Premium shirt brands were “overpriced, good quality product at a high price”
Threat from the local vendors and other big players.
Thank You
Dipti Patel