Effect of brand perception and product quality on customer loyalty in the Indian apparel industry
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This study explores the relationship between brand perception, product quality, and customer loyalty in the Indian apparel sector, focusing on Raymond—a premium men’s fashion brand. A survey of 250 Raymond customers was conducted using non-probability convenience sampling. The results suggest that brand trust, product quality, and perceived value are key drivers of repeat purchases. Emotional connection and personalized marketing further enhance customer loyalty. Regression and descriptive analysis reveal a significant positive influence of brand perception and product quality on repurchase behavior. This study offers practical implications for brand managers and contributes to the understanding of consumer loyalty dynamics.
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