Zodiac Clothing launches five-piece mask set using finest ‘Egyptian Giza 86’ cotton

9th July 2021, Mumbai:

Zodiac has introduced an exclusive 5-piece mask set with a carry pouch that has been crafted from the finest Egyptian Giza 86 long-staple fiber cultivated in the fertile region on the delta of the river Nile.

This grade of fiber produces a silkier, glossier and extremely lightweight cotton fabric that has been woven in a fine 60’s count making the fabric permeable and offering easy breathability. This GIZA 86 fabric is then given a ‘Silk Protein Finish’ which makes the masks very soft on the skin. The double fabric layer construction offers base level safety and the masks are washable up to 30 times. Available in elegant checks and stripes, these are the stylish gentleman’s perfect accessory for dressing up in the new normal. This 5-piece mask set is priced at Rs.1,499/-

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Zodiac Clothing Co is a vertically integrated, trans-national company that controls the entire clothing chain from design, manufacturing, distribution to retail sales. With a manufacturing base in India and sales offices across India, UK, Germany and USA, ZCCL has almost 2,500 people in its fold. The company operates a 5000 sq ft Italian inspired design studio at its Mumbai Corporate office which is a LEED Gold certifiedbuilding. ZCCL* has 3 premium, menswear brands, each clearly positioned to address a specific target consumer. ZODIAC for the classic yet contemporary male's corporate wardrobe, ZOD! Club Wear for the trendy, fashionable male and Z3 for the man who does not need to wear a tie to work. The brand is retailed across India at premium prices through over 100 company-managed stores and 1200 multi – brandretailers

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