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The Arvind Store, part of the Arvind Group, one of India's largest integrated textile and apparel companies with a presence in branded garments, is one of the largest manufacturers and exporters of textiles products. It announced the launch of a new vertical, “Arvind”, offering ready-to-wear fashion apparel for men on Monday.

The ready-to-wear brand called Arvind, which will have clothes under three categories of "work, leisure and ceremonial." Kulin Lalbhai, Executive Director, Arvind Ltd, announcing the launch said that these garments will be priced upwards of Rs. 1,299.

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The Telangana State Handloom Weavers Cooperative Society (TSCO) is planning to set up a Handloom Heritage Centre (HHC) at Karwan. Spread over 5,000 square yards, the HHC will be equipped with handlooms of different patterns, including Pochampally, Gadwal and Narayanpet, to mention a few.

The objective is to showcase the art and hard-work of weavers in weaving a saree. The next generation should learn about weaving and its history. The estimated cost of the project will be to the tune of Rs 3 crore. It will be an exhibition-cum-sale centre, said TSCO General Manager P Yadagiri.

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An exhibition being held at CP Art Centre in Chennai presenting beautifully embroidered kanchalis or festive blouses vie for attention with exquisite chaniya cholis and dupattas of Kutch is not just an array of bright clothes but the story of Kutch's textile legacy, and the people who are working to preserve the craft. The exhibition to continue till 27 August.