New Delhi: India's online luxury
market is expected to touch $35 billion by 2016 on account of rising
disposable incomes and expansion of modern retailing, according to
Assocham.
In 2012, the market size was $8 billion, it said adding luxury shoppers are well-connected digitally and it becomes easier for brands to showcase their products.
"Indian online luxury market may touch $35 billion mark by 2016...due to rise in disposable incomes, expansion of modern retailing and influence of western culture," it said in a statement.
Offers like discounts, cash-on-delivery, EMI schemes and easy return policies have provided the sector a new platform, it said.
"Luxury products sold online include apparels, stylish accessories, watches and high end electronics...The Benzs, BMWs, Rolls Royces, Audis, Jaguars are not rare sights in metros," it added.
Some of the significant players who performed well in the market included GUCCI, Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton, L'Oreal Luxe India, Da Milano Leathers and Hidesign.
In 2012, the market size was $8 billion, it said adding luxury shoppers are well-connected digitally and it becomes easier for brands to showcase their products.
"Indian online luxury market may touch $35 billion mark by 2016...due to rise in disposable incomes, expansion of modern retailing and influence of western culture," it said in a statement.
Offers like discounts, cash-on-delivery, EMI schemes and easy return policies have provided the sector a new platform, it said.
"Luxury products sold online include apparels, stylish accessories, watches and high end electronics...The Benzs, BMWs, Rolls Royces, Audis, Jaguars are not rare sights in metros," it added.
Some of the significant players who performed well in the market included GUCCI, Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton, L'Oreal Luxe India, Da Milano Leathers and Hidesign.
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