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John Miller looks at clocking in Rs 200 crores in FY16

John Miller’s philosophy is clear. It targets the corporate executives and offers a complete ensemble. As such it has become popular with young men who look for comfort and affordability office wear. During the last three to four weeks of Spring-Summer 2016, the brand has done 25 per cent like for like growth. Also, it closed at Rs 175 crores...

Apparel

John Miller unveils New Age look

Aegis Media’s marketing agency Carat Fresh Integrated recently organised a thematic fashion show for John Miller, the men’s wear brand from Indus-League Clothing, a Future Group company. The event called ‘The John Miller Trouser Collezione’ unveiled the New Age corporate look by John Miller at SoBo Central Mall in Mumbai. The brand introduced a...

Fashion

John Miller: Right pricing for bigger reach this season

With a year-on-year growth of 10 per cent John Miller the men’s wear brand is targeting a turnover of Rs 300 crores by the next financial year. John Miller a brand from Indus-League Clothing is upbeat about the season ahead. As Modita Tripathi, Sr Brand Manager, Indus-League Clothing explains, “Spring/Summer was not so good in terms of business...

Fashion

John Miller: Growth in Tier II, III cities through franchises

Targeting a turnover of Rs 400 crores over the next five years, menswear brand John Miller from the stable of Indus League Clothing is also looking at an increase in its pan-India presence. And the focus is on Tier II and Tier III cities through the franchise route. Talking about the brand’s USP, Modita Tripathi, Senior Brand Manager,...

Apparel

Apparel makers/retailers IPOs yet to take off

Many privately-owned textile retailers /manufacturers and garment manufacturers/retailers plan to get listed in the next few months. But it isn’t all hunky dory as the market sentiment has taken a downturn since Diwali and benchmark indices have fallen over 9 per cent in the past three weeks. Brokers say that companies may have to moderate their...