Festive Season 2021: Festive season returns, enthusiasm among people about clothes and jewelery

Festive Season Shopping: In the festive season, there is a lot of excitement in the markets this year. Compared to last year, consumers (RAI Festive Shopping Index) are looking very excited about shopping this year. This year the fear of corona in the markets also seems to be ending. The Retailers Association of India (RAI) hopes that the third wave of the Kovid-19 epidemic will not come and in such a situation, the markets will be bright on festivals this year.

There is a craze for clothes and home appliances
According to the annual Festive Shopping Index of RAI and Litmusworld, most consumers want to buy clothes. After that comes the number of home appliances. Let us tell you that in the festive season, the craze of people regarding clothes is always different. At the same time, people are also very excited about home appliances on Dhanteras.

63 percent people will spend on clothes
The survey covered the opinions of 1,000 consumers in the first, second and third categories. 63 percent of people said that clothing is at the top of their shopping list. 50% of consumers have said to buy home appliances and electronics items. At the same time, 36 percent said that they would like to buy a mobile phone.

27% people will buy jewelery
RAI said in the statement, “Jewelry is now back in the shopping list of the consumers. This year, 27 per cent consumers have spoken of buying jewellery. Last year, the number of people saying this was only nine percent.

43 percent people will spend Rs 1 lakh
According to the survey, 43 per cent of the people will spend between Rs 15,000 to Rs 1 lakh on purchases during festivals. At the same time, 9 per cent said that they would spend more than Rs 1 lakh. Last year, only five per cent consumers wanted to spend more than Rs 1 lakh.

Know what the CEO said?
RAI Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Kumar Rajagopalan said, “Consumers are very excited about buying this year. More than 50 per cent people say that they will shop for themselves and their families during festivals.

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