The growth of e-commerce fashion is driven by a combination of factors, including increasing internet penetration, growing disposable income, and changing consumer preferences.

While product returns, counterfeit goods, and shipping costs are all challenges faced by online fashion retailers, lack of customer trust is not a major concern.

Credit/debit cards are the most popular payment method used in online fashion retail, followed by cash on delivery, net banking, and digital wallets.

While personalization, augmented reality, and social commerce are all key trends in the e-commerce fashion industry, voice commerce is not yet a major trend.

The average conversion rate for online fashion retailers is typically between 2-3%.

While Myntra, Flipkart, and Amazon are all major players in the online fashion retail market in India, Reliance Jio is not a major player in this market.

The estimated size of the online fashion retail market in India in 2023 is $30 billion.

While lack of infrastructure, high cost of logistics, and counterfeit goods are all major challenges faced by online fashion retailers in India, lack of customer trust is not a major concern.

Clothing is the most popular category of fashion products sold online in India, followed by footwear, accessories, and beauty products.

While offering discounts and promotions, providing free shipping, and providing excellent customer service are all key strategies used by online fashion retailers to attract and retain customers, offering a wide range of products is not a key strategy.

The average delivery time for online fashion orders in India is typically between 2-3 days.

While growth of social commerce, increasing adoption of mobile shopping, and increasing demand for sustainable fashion are all major trends in the online fashion retail market in India, growing popularity of voice commerce is not yet a major trend.

The estimated growth rate of the online fashion retail market in India in the next five years is 20-25%.

While increasing competition, changing consumer preferences, and rising costs are all major challenges faced by online fashion retailers in India in the future, lack of government support is not a major challenge.