Shopper Stop Case Analysis
Shopper Stop Case Analysis
Section A
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Setting up shop in 1991 with its flagship store in Andheri, Mumbai, and
Shoppers’ Stop is a member of the K. Raheja Corp. of Companies. Shoppers'
Stop is the first retail venture by the K. Raheja Corp.
Customer Profile
Shoppers' Stop's core customers represent a strong tier A and B skew. They fall
between the age group of 16 to 40, the majority of them being families and
young couples with a monthly household income above Rs. 10,000. But despite
their efforts to tap these markets it has not been fully succesfull in tapping the
youth market. It is perceived as a feminine brand but trying hard to get its share
in the youth segment.
The stores offer a complete range of apparel and lifestyle accessories for the
entire family. From apparel brands like Provogue, Colour Plus, Arrow, Levi's,
Scullers, Zodiac to cosmetic brands like Lakme, Chambor, Le Teint Ricci etc.,
Shoppers' Stop caters to every lifestyle need. Shoppers' Stop has also introduced
its own line of clothing. Shoppers' Stop has also introduced its own line of
clothing in the classic, value classic and value fashion segments. The
merchandise at Shoppers' Stop is sold at a quality and price assurance backed by
its guarantee stamp on every bill.
Shoppers’ Stop has 4 division the Men’s apparels, ladies apparels, kids wear
and the Non-apparels. Following is their contribution to the turnover.
Buying Channel:
Manufacturer
Indian Retailing:
Format of retailing:
Shoppers Stop connects with the youth audience through adopting the
communication routes relevant to youth, up the fashion quotient through
merchandising, and create ambience that connects with the mindset. The
brand campaign addresses environment-related issues in a youthful, tongue-
in-cheek manner.
Demographies:
The current target of Shoppers Stop is the people in the range of age groups of
25-45. However it can target the people based on these different categories:
1) Upto 14 yrs: These are the dependent population who have no say in
the type of product they buy. Though they influence the decision of their
parents by illustrating their points , the final decision lies with the
parents. They are young minds and very easy to influence.
2) 14-25 yrs: People in this age group often go to such places with their
friends where they form an attitude towards the products and their
buying behavior starts shaping up. Most of these are dependent but
they have a larger say in their buying decisions.
3) 25-45 yrs: They are what we call as Thrivers. This age group is looking for
efficiency . most of them are married and may accompany their wives or
small children to the shopping centres. They consider shopping as a
necessity.
4) More than 45 yrs: These are the mature buyers who are very hard top
convince to change their opinions or make new buying habits. They want
to find the value of their money and try to relate their buying with their
past experiences.