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Case Study of Rare Rabbit
Introduction
Rare Rabbit, launched in 2015 under The House of Rare, has become a $300 million menswear brand by filling a gap in India’s premium fashion market. Unlike mass-market or luxury brands, Rare Rabbit offers European-inspired designs with Indian fits, high-quality fabrics, and an exclusive shopping experience.
How Rare Rabbit Developed Its Identity
1. Unique Design & Quality Focus :-
Inspired by Italian & Scandinavian fashion with clean silhouettes & rich fabrics.
Uses premium materials sourced globally (Turkey, Portugal, India).
Attention to detail , subtle prints, high-quality buttons, and unique textures.
2. Full Control Over the Supply Chain :-
Owns design, manufacturing, and retail, ensuring high quality & cost efficiency.
Unlike brands that rely on third-party suppliers, Rare Rabbit maintains exclusivity & quick production cycles.
3. Smart Retail & Digital Growth:-
Started with exclusive brand outlets to create a premium in-store experience.
Expanded to Myntra, AJIO, Flipkart, and its own website for wider accessibility.
Uses influencer marketing & limited edition drops to maintain exclusivity.
Why Rare Rabbit is Still Successful ?
Balanced Exclusivity & Accessibility
Offers high-end quality at competitive prices.
Premium Branding
Creates a luxury feel with aesthetic stores & refined packaging.
Multi-Category Expansion
Grew beyond menswear to footwear, accessories, and women’s fashion (Rareism).
Challenges & The Road Ahead
Conclusion
Rare Rabbit’s niche positioning, quality control, and strong brand identity make it a standout in India’s fashion industry. As it expands, its challenge will be to scale without losing exclusivity ,a formula that has fueled its impressive growth so far.
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