Bangkok, May 9th 2016- Julien Chalte (pictured left), CEO and Co-Founder of WearYouWant, Thailand’s leading online fashion and beauty marketplace and Santit Jirawongkraisorn (pictured right), Co-founder and Managing Director of Hong Kong based on-demand delivery Lalamove, were speakers at the Thailand Retail Supply Chain Summit held recently at Radisson Blu Plaza Bangkok. Julien shared WearYouWant’s logistics setup with its challenges and potential solutions while Santit talked about how innovation and technology help shaped lalamove’s on demand-delivery model.
About WearYouWant.com
WearYouWant, founded in 2011, is Thailand’s leading online fashion and beauty marketplace. Aiming for a regional expansion, WearYouWant is where fashion shops, brands, and designers come together to provide an unbeatable online shopping selection. WearYouWant offers a large collection of 500 well known international and local brands covering multiple categories hereunder, shoes, womenswear, menswear and beauty.
With 17,000 products online, WearYouWant is one of the biggest online fashion and beauty destinations in Thailand, adding hundreds of new products every week.
Behind the scenes, the WearYouWant team supports its partner stores with a software sales platform that includes inventory management, order processing, and promotion services to bring new customers and keep the experience seamless and indistinguishable from a stroll through the mall.
WearYouWant believes in easy and simple shopping on any device, which is why there are both desktop and mobile version as well as native iOS and Android apps.
WearYouWant – Where Fashion Begins
About lalamove
Founded in 2013, Lalamove (EasyVan in Hong Kong) has grown to be Asia’s leader in “on demand delivery” platform for iOS and Android users. Originally created to dramatically improve last mile deliveries by providing a more efficient and transparent way for users and drivers to connect, Lalamove now hosts the largest delivery service area across Asia with operations in 17 cities including Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Taipei, Dongguan, Foshan, Shanghai, Chongqing, Zhongshan, Huizhou, Nanjing, Hangzhou, Chengdu, Beijing and Wuhan with over 50,000 drivers. The number of registered users regionally has grown to 515,000 and the app has been downloaded more than half a million times in the past year. In Thailand, the number of download is currently 65,000 with thousands of registered drivers.