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Sunday, May 24
'Education Fair' - promising platform for FDDI
India Reputed MNCs and Indian companies in retail, leather and footwear namely Levis, Puma, Nike, Bata, Lacoste, Liberty, Ritu Wears, Mudra Garments, Carlton London, Aditya Birla, Tata International, Relaxo and Van Heusen have visited FDDI Noida and ...
Monday, May 18
iCongo CRM technology for menswear retailer Harry Rosen
India The ecommerce site will offer an exciting selection of menswear – including dress shirts, knits, outerwear, accessories and casual clothing – from some of the company's finest brands such as Canali, BOSS Hugo Boss and Lacoste, among others. ...
Tuesday, Apr 21
True Religion opens new branded retail store at Galleria at Roseville
India A destination for fashion retail, the Galleria at Roseville attracts over 9 million shoppers annually and is home to over 200 specialty retailers, including Nordstrom, Coach, and Lacoste. The Center, which currently encompasses over 1.5 million square ...
Wednesday, Apr 8
Paris-Charles De Gaulle gets three new ‘Attitude’
India The three new Attitude stores measure 70, 92 and 133 square metres, respectively, and present major international brands including Longchamp, Kipling, Samsonite, Thomas Sabo, Swarowski, Hugo Boss, Lacoste, Lancel, Sonia Rykiel, Guess and, for the first ...
Monday, Apr 6
FDDI witnesses stampede of local & global cos on placement day
India This year, the campus placement has witnessed the presence of more than 120 major international retail, leather goods and footwear companies. Puma, Ritu Wears, Lacoste, Bata India Ltd., Nike India, Alpine, Madura Garments, Van Heusan, Cobra Group, TNG, ...
Saturday, Feb 14
Lacoste’s 50 colours per season relies on Thies know-how
India Lacoste’s L1212 jersey petit pique knit polo shirts revolutionised sportswear back in the 1930s, both in replacing woven linen fabrics with much more adaptable breathable knits and in paving the way for the conspicuous branding to be found on clothing ...
