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Retailers push the discount pedal on R-Day, offer rebates of up to 60%

Most categories looking to capitalise on out-of-home momentum

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Apparel retailers such as Reliance Trends, Marks and Spencer, Max Fashion, Shoppers Stop are all offering upto 50-60 per cent off on merchandise as they seek to liquidate inventory.

Viveat Susan Pinto Mumbai
Retailers across segments from durables to fashion, lifestyle and grocery are using the extended weekend triggered by Republic Day that falls on Tuesday to offer discounts between 30-60 per cent as consumers cautiously step out after months of staying indoors.

Durable retailers such as Vijay Sales and Croma expect a 15 per cent sales growth during this period over last year, as consumers look to upgrade their products. Apparel retailers, on the other hand, are coordinating their end-of-season sales with Republic Day offers, while grocery retailers such as Big Bazaar will begin their six-day 'Sabse Saste Din' festival on Tuesday.

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