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The Green Textile Industry

Yes, it happened a lot that I bumped into someone wearing the same design as me three or four times a day! Therefore this range of population could represent the best target customer. .
             VALUE PROPOSITION.
             Our philosophy is: design different, make different and sound different. The first option is that we take things that are leftovers in the Shanghai market and make new clothes out of it. The other option is recycling clothes that are not wanted anymore. We will discuss in details about these two points in the resources and activity part of this model.
             People can find beach-wears anywhere, they can find luxury lines, but what they haven't been able to develop is one of a kind clothing that are made out of clothing that have already been here. And the new designs are all here and done! .
             You start bounding relationships with those customers and it starts growing, it starts spreading. And People enjoy that they are not just like everyone else.
             CHANNELS.
             Words are spreading quite fast on the island. The population is young and Facebook is at the heart of every conversation. Malagasy (Madagascar people) are bounded, even here in China, so advertising a new project won't be a challenge, especially a product that consider our planet Earth. We will create a direct bridge between Shanghai and Madagascar fashion, so that we can deliver new lines to stores faster that any other existing brand on the island. The innovation would be to create a web store, and get the country's online business a completely outstanding start up. We will begin on Facebook and launch our own website as soon as the project is stable. Our strength will be the very fast delivery and to clients doors. This is very common in China but unknown yet there. Stores are going to be located in the capital's city center but also in other more retracted parts all other the country, as transportation is still not well-developed enough. People will get all the convenience they could wish for and even those they didn't think they could get.


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