Neudis: A Fresh Chapter in India's Affordable Fashion Story

NOIDA, India - April 29, 2025 - PRLog -- In a country where fashion choices are as diverse as its languages, one brand is quietly—and effectively—reshaping what affordable ethnic wear means for everyday Indian women. That brand is Neudis.

Based in India and born out of a need for comfortable, stylish, and budget-friendly clothing, Neudis has been steadily growing across digital marketplaces and wardrobes alike. "There were too many brands pricing traditional wear like it was luxury couture. We knew there had to be a better way."
The Origin Story: Built on Real Needs
In 2019, a small team of designers, data analysts, and logistics experts got together in Jaipur with one goal: to make ethnic wear accessible without compromising on quality. Neudis started from a modest production unit in the Pink City, surrounded by skilled artisans and fabric experts. What they built wasn't just a brand; it was a system that responded directly to what women were looking for.

I remember speaking to a few working women during a textile survey in 2020. Many said the same thing: "We want daily-wear Kurtis that don't feel cheap and don't cost a fortune." This was echoed by homemakers, students, and even senior citizens. So Neudis listened.

Inside the Manufacturing: Where Craft Meets Data

Here's something you don't see every day in fashion: Neudis combines traditional manufacturing with live data analysis. In their Jaipur facility, rows of artisans work on fabrics that have been chosen based on heat maps of what's trending and selling.

Their supply chain is vertically integrated. That means Neudis handles everything—from sourcing raw cotton to stitching, quality checks, and final packaging. This level of control ensures quality while keeping prices fair.

What the Customers Are Saying

It's one thing to have strong numbers; it's another to win customer trust. Scroll through their Amazon reviews and you'll see real people talking about the "softness of the fabric," "true to size" fits, and "styles that look even better in real life."

Here's one that stood out: "I bought a Neudis kurta for my mom, who's very picky. She wore it to a family function and then asked me to order three more. That's all the validation I need."

What's Next for Neudis?

In early 2025, Neudis started experimenting with fusion wear—think palazzo-kurti sets and tunics that pair with jeans. The early numbers are encouraging, and the company plans to double down on this category by Diwali.

There are also talks of pop-up stores in Delhi and Bangalore. Not full-fledged retail outlets, but experience zones where people can try, touch, and place orders online. "We're not rushing into brick-and-mortar," said co-founder Ankit Jain. "Our core strength is affordability, and we don't want overheads to mess with that."

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