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Krvvy builds shapewear brand with community focus

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Date
Company
Krvvy
What it does
D2C shapewear brand
Kind
Launch
Founded
2024-05
Sector
Commerce & Consumer Brands

What they do

Krvvy is a direct-to-consumer shapewear brand for everyday comfort

What happened

Launched in May 2024, it has served over 1 lakh customers in 18 months

Why it matters

The brand uses a conversational voice to destigmatise shapewear in India

The details

  • Krvvy launched in May 2024 as a direct-to-consumer shapewear brand.
  • The brand focuses on everyday comfort and positions itself as a women-first lifestyle brand.
  • It has served over 1 lakh customers in 18 months since launch.
  • The repeat purchase rate is 35%.
  • Products are sold through its own website and marketplaces like Amazon, Myntra, Ajio, Nykaa, Zepto, Instamart, and Blinkit.
  • The brand runs a community called Unhooked by Krvvy.
  • It uses a focus group of 70–80 women for product testing and feedback.
  • The shapewear category was considered taboo in India, and Krvvy uses a conversational, respectful voice.

The bigger picture

  • India's innerwear and shapewear manufacturing ecosystem is still immature.
  • The brand's high repeat rate suggests strong product–market fit.
  • Expanding into maternity, activewear, and swimwear signals a broader lifestyle play.

About the business

  • Krvvy is a D2C shapewear brand focused on everyday comfort.
  • It sells through its own website and major e‑commerce platforms.
  • The brand has a community called Unhooked by Krvvy.
  • It involves a focus group of 70–80 women for product testing.
  • The brand uses a conversational and respectful voice to destigmatise shapewear.

What happens next

  • Plans to enter maternity wear, activewear, and swimwear categories.
  • Exploring a mobile app to solve sizing and fit pain points.

Founders

  • Yash Goyal, co-founder & CEO
  • Anant, co-founder

About Krvvy

Product
Functional lingerie, shapewear, and innerwear designed for Indian women.
Customers
Indian women buying innerwear and shapewear.
How it makes money
Direct-to-consumer brand selling through its website and major marketplaces.
What sets it apart
Products are tailored to Indian body types with an emphasis on comfort and inclusivity.
Operations
Selling online and expanding its offline presence nationwide.

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