I tried 26 Indian D2C (Direct-to-consumer) brands in 52 weeks!
{list below}
https://t.co/hfMocvmBEK
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fellow coffee lovers \u2615\ufe0f
— miten sampat (@miten) December 23, 2020
super excited to share that @CRED_club Store now has the widest collection of Coffee beans you can find in India!
50+ varietals of beans, 7 brands (+5 soon) + gear
we aim to be the best place to satisfy that espresso urge! https://t.co/VgQvmdn51Q pic.twitter.com/P64L3jozSU
1. @theragecoffee (Coffee)
2. @KCROASTERS (Coffee)
3. https://t.co/fVvNlzcKtD (Coffee)
4. @drinkslaycoffee (Coffee)
5. @RoastersToffee (Coffee)
6. @SvamiDrinks (Craft Tonics)
7. @brewhouseicetea (Iced Tea)
8. @VahdamTeas (Tea)
9. @socksoho (Socks)
10. @thesouledstore (T-shirts)
Food:
11. @thegourmetjar (Dips & Spreads)
12. https://t.co/feTa0uDm4u (Hot Sauce)
13. @wholetruthfood (Protein Bars)
14. @epigamia (Yogurt)
15. @cafe_jei (Coffee Apparatus)
16. https://t.co/A3qR9MlVAu (Mattress)
17. https://t.co/1D9VYUwUZf (Pillows)
18. @SleepyCat_India (Pillows)
19. @smartivitylabs (STEM Toys)
20. @BombayShavingCo (Beard Care)
21. @theustraa (Beard Care)
22. @ZeroRisque (Face Masks)
23. https://t.co/ymflng3sJG (Incense Sticks)
24. @SuppIndia (Multi-vitamins)
25. https://t.co/VBGrauIah3 (Protein Supplement)
26. https://t.co/qF3o4hN6pw (Sneaker Care)
P.P.S. I have a podcast where I have interacted with the founders of Indian D2C brands & other Indian startups.🚀
https://t.co/Q8pbXhcv33
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