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Demand and Production Pattern of Articles Prepared in the Boutiques Run by Women Entrepreneurs in Punjab


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Clothes in the present times are a medium of expressing oneself and to present a better and more confident appearance to the society. People from upper and middle class society are availing services of boutiques as per their requirements. The present study was conducted on 200 respondents running boutiques from houses and shops in four cities of Punjab (Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Amritsar and Patiala). The respondents were selected purposively by using snowball sampling technique from selected cities. The relevant information regarding the demand pattern and product range of articles produced in boutiques run by women entrepreneurs was collected by an interview schedule. The information regarding the demand pattern and product range of articles produced in the boutiques was worked out. In boutiques operating from shops, demand of Salwar Kameez, Pyjami Kameez, Designer suits, Kurtis/tops and one piece dresses was at the highest level and at par, followed by Parallel suits, Harrem pants, Lehngas and Cholies, trousers and skirts the demand for which came out to be at the second level while Sarees and blouses, nighties/night suits was at the third position. In boutiques running from houses, the most demanded products came out to be Salwar -Kameez and Pyjami -Kameez, followed by Designer suits, Parallel suits, Harrem pants, Sarees and blouses, Kurtis/ tops and one piece dresses. The least demanded products came out to be Lehngas and Cholies, trousers, skirts and nighties/night suits. The demand of all types of article was collected by an interview schedule. The data were products, other than Salwar Kameez and Pyjami Kameez was significantly higher in shops than in houses.

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Boutique, Entrepreneur, Demand, Processing, Product Range
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Vandana Gandotra
Department of Clothing and Textiles, College of Home Science, Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana, Punjab, India

Abstract


Clothes in the present times are a medium of expressing oneself and to present a better and more confident appearance to the society. People from upper and middle class society are availing services of boutiques as per their requirements. The present study was conducted on 200 respondents running boutiques from houses and shops in four cities of Punjab (Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Amritsar and Patiala). The respondents were selected purposively by using snowball sampling technique from selected cities. The relevant information regarding the demand pattern and product range of articles produced in boutiques run by women entrepreneurs was collected by an interview schedule. The information regarding the demand pattern and product range of articles produced in the boutiques was worked out. In boutiques operating from shops, demand of Salwar Kameez, Pyjami Kameez, Designer suits, Kurtis/tops and one piece dresses was at the highest level and at par, followed by Parallel suits, Harrem pants, Lehngas and Cholies, trousers and skirts the demand for which came out to be at the second level while Sarees and blouses, nighties/night suits was at the third position. In boutiques running from houses, the most demanded products came out to be Salwar -Kameez and Pyjami -Kameez, followed by Designer suits, Parallel suits, Harrem pants, Sarees and blouses, Kurtis/ tops and one piece dresses. The least demanded products came out to be Lehngas and Cholies, trousers, skirts and nighties/night suits. The demand of all types of article was collected by an interview schedule. The data were products, other than Salwar Kameez and Pyjami Kameez was significantly higher in shops than in houses.

Keywords


Boutique, Entrepreneur, Demand, Processing, Product Range