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Tata Group’s luxury e-commerce platform Tata Cliq Luxury has entered into partnership with The Woolmark Company. The unique venture between the two companies is a step towards creating awareness about Merino wool, a luxurious and natural fibre from Australia, among the Indian consumers.

Through this association, Tata Cliq Luxury will be the exclusive retail partner in India for larger designer collections that will integrate merino wool in their garments and accessories, and for the International Woolmark Prize.

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T.T. Ltd, a flagship company of the 65-year-old T.T. Group, founded by Dr Rikhab Chand Jain which covers the entire spectrum of the Indian textile sector – cotton, yarn, fabric, garments and accessories. They are a fully vertically integrated concern and self-contained textile producer, and garment manufacturer which allows them to deliver consistent quality at reasonable prices is now actively looking at establishing T.T. Bazaar stores to penetrate markets with their complete range, eyeing Rs1000 crore revenue in the next fiscal reveals MD, T.T. Ltd, Sanjay K Jain.

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The export of lace products from the International Lace Trade Centre (ILTC) will take a giant leap from the present Rs. 60 crore to Rs.500 crore in the coming five years, according to Development Commissioner (Handicrafts) K. Gopal, of Ministry of Textiles.