Taking over the world one partnership at a time

The value of a partnership in the expansion of a business has been long established. We, at Papa Don’t Preach experienced that firsthand, while bridging and building trusted relationships with stockists all over the world. With our head of operations based in India, we’ve been fortunate to connect and collaborate with like-minded partners across the USA, UK, Canada, South Africa, and UAE.

This year alone, Papa Don’t Preach has onboarded over ten new stockists to join its network of long-term global partners that, work with and not against, cross-cultural differences.

Our stockists, while stationed time zones away, are able to seamlessly recreate the brand ethos, custom-fitting service, attention to detail, and client-centric focus that we strive for at the atelier in Mumbai.

Over the last decade, our alliances have strengthened through reciprocity in shared values of ethicality, inclusivity, and equality in a business. 60% of our production line is distributed to our global retailers, not only for their client base and years of experience in the industry but mainly because their skilled salespeople and stylists are trained to communicate the delicate nuances hidden in our designs.

For Our Part:

Our collaborators are given complete cooperation from the brand in terms of selections, client queries, and FAQs. Our stockists are able to curate relevant pieces from our collection, after careful selection that can be done in person. As the halo of our distribution channel, our stockists have the option to remain in constant communication with our dedicated merchandiser, cross-branding with our website and social channels of half a million followers, and access to our content bank. Many sales-driven interactive events are done in partnership with the stockist, with personal visits, and styling appointments with our founder, Shubhika.?

Moving forward, we remain focused on international expansion with a vision to preserve Indian art and bring traces of tradition, etched in Papa Don’t Preach garments, to the world. ?