Новости за 04.04.2018

The Indian cotton textile industry has been losing its sheen, despite support from the government, with a host of issued pushing the industry into a sticky situation, according to industry stakeholders.

The Indian cotton textile industry has been losing its sheen despite support from the government, a host of issues have pushed the industry to a tough situation, according to industry stakeholders.

​British luxury fragrance brand Jo Malone London has entered the North Indian market with its first store in the national capital New Delhi. The new boutique is located at the Select city walk mall.

​FBB, a fashion subsidiary of Future Group, will host “Watch Now Buy Now” on April 6 which will allow customers to buy straight from a runway show broadcast online.

​Online fashion retailer Myntra has appointed Mithun Sundar as the new Chief Revenue Officer of the organisation. Sundar will be reporting directly to the CEO Ananth Narayanan.

​Mumbai based beauty and cosmetic retail group ‘The Beauty Center Group (TBCG)’ is all set to spread its wings across the country and will open 2 stores every year as part of its 10 year expansion plan.

​Former Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar’s True Blue brand has been growing 100 percent in retail sales and the brand recently unveiled its latest Kashi summer collection in partnership with Arvind Fashion Brands.

​India’s leading e-commerce firm Flipkart is eyeing to capture almost half of the online fashion market in the country over the next five years with an average annual purchase value of $60 million.

​India’s leading e-commerce firm Flipkart is eyeing to capture almost half of the online fashion market in the country over the next five years with an average annual purchase value of $60 million.

On Saturday, April 14, Masaba Gupta will bring her brand, House of Masaba, to Hong Kong for a pop up shop that will debut her latest collection in the region.

​Arvind Ltd plans to double the store count for its menswear brand, Creyate, over the next 12 to 18 months and is also beginning to open “luxury” Creyate stores.

The multi-brand luxury watch retailer Ethos is hoping to recover from the previous year’s slump during the new financial year and, hoping for no surprises this year, aims to double turnover in the next three years.

​A number of luxury watch brands present in India are hoping to recover from the previous year’s slump during the new financial year and are hoping that there are no surprises this year.

​The fashion accessories brand Hidesign, which currently has 84 stores across India, plans to open a further 20 brick and mortar retail outlets over the course of 2018.