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612 League aims at Rs 400 crores turnover

612 League crossed a turnover of Rs 100 crores in 2016. Now its targeting a turnover of Rs 400 crores in the next five years. The junior wear brand, launched in 2009, is known for a strong, differentiated product range and a wide market presence. The brand offers a complete range of trendy, high quality, affordable and comfortable apparel for...

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612 league aims to capture the kids’ world

Born out of sheer void in proper sizing for kids and bringing global trends, 612 League has come a long way from then. There was a clear segregation between different age groups in the pre-teen bracket found out the founders of the brand Manu Indrayan and Mohita Indrayan in the US. That thought matured in 2011 and led to the creation of 612...

Retail

Global brands see big potential in Indian kids’ wear market

With a shift in fashion tastes of teens, global brands are seeing this as a big opportunity in Indian kids’ wear market. As Mohita Indrayan, Co-founder and Chief Creative Officer, 612 League points out there has been a drastic and welcome shift in dress styles of pre-teens. Global trends are making inroads in India and even international brands...

Retail

612 League is recognised as one of the top 100 most influential retail leaders

A comparatively new player in kids’ wear has set a new benchmark in retail industry. 612 League, the domestic kids’ wear brand’s co-founder and CEO, Manu Indrayan has been recognised as one of the ‘Top 100 Most Influential Retail Leaders’. Indrayan is delighted with the recognition that has come to the brand in such a short time. It is moment of...

Fashion

612 League wins Flipkart’s award for outstanding performance

Popular tweens brand, 612 League, received e-tailer Flipkart’s certificate of merit for outstanding performance as a seller at the Flipkart Seller Hub. This recognition was received for its sale in Ludhiana, thus proving that its range of quirky clothing had found appreciation with the Punjab town’s picky pre-teenagers. The brand beat other...