Sleepwell has always been at the forefront in introducing the Best-in-Class Sleep Solutions in the market over the years to cater to the needs of our discerning customers and their changing lifestyle.
Coronavirus epidemic has completely shaken up the global economy. From the aviation sector to the banking sector, nothing has escaped from the impact. Here’s a look at how the mattress industry is coping up with epidemic and what all steps it can take to mitigate the impact.
Indian players have to pickup learning from their counterparts from US. Some of the mattress companies in US are using online platform for reaching out to consumers. At the same time they are also facing the challenges.
We are in no hurry – says Mr. Manish Parekh, Executive Director and President (Furniture), NILKAMAL LTD when he narrates how this relativelyfresh arrival in the mattress industry is approaching the opportunities and challenges that it embraces in new woods.
The relationship between mattress quality and sleep is almost directly proportional and both complement each other. Particularly, old mattresses are believed to have a huge impact on the sleep as well as health of the people. A mattress is a slow-moving product in India.
The Indian market is witnessing a shift from unbranded or cotton-based mattresses towards branded mattresses.
Sleep disorder, also known as somnipathy, is a medical condition where in a disorder is generated in the sleep pattern. It can also be defined as a group of disorders that impact the sleep pattern on a regular basis.
Understanding sleep debt helps us fetch better returns on the most important investment we can make in our lives – health. Sleep is a serious business serious health element for modern lifestyles.
The average world sleeps during the night. But they sleep differently. A survey taken by the National Sleep Foundation in 2013 reveals that Europeans sleep less during the working days in comparison to the time they sleep during holidays.
Medical evidence suggests that for optimum health and function, the average adult should get seven to nine hours of sleep daily.
The Indian economic turn around story is very much a story of its retail’s sector.
India needs to sell “Sleep” rather than sell branded mattresses. The concept of sleep is not well…
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Comfort Times did a survey to check the reality.
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How customisation is becoming important for brands.
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A Market Research Report on the Indian Mattress Industry by ISPF.
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A KPMG report provides insights into Indian consumer segment growth.
Consumer’s are adopting more hygienic lifestyle.
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