Kewal Kiran Clothing (KKCL) has been able to achieve 80 per cent of its last year’s growth levels for denim brand Killer in the third quarter of the current financial year. The company expects 2021 to be good year for both retailers and manufacturers though the textile market will face certain hurdles due to rising yarn and cloth prices.
Hemant P Jain, Whole Time Director, KKCL expects low value product segment to grow this year. The company aims to tap this segment along with the upper- middle and upper segment. It also plans to upgrade its online presence and focus on Tier II and III cities. Increasing its scale and the speed of turnover are also some of the goals that the company aims to achieve in coming years.
Incorporated in 1981, and headquarted in Mumbai, Kewal Kiran Clothing today is amongst the few large branded apparel manufacturers in India. The company has consumers in Asia, Middle East and CIS. The company designs, manufactures and markets branded jeans, and a wide range of apparel and lifesyle products for men and women. The manufacturing units are undoubtedly the real growth enablers for the company. The production facilities are ISO 9000 certified.
