Cooptex has launched 300 varieties of organic silk sarees and T-shirts for the Deepavali season with a sales target of Rs 365 crore.

The cotton used for weaving the saris was cultivated without using fertilizers or pesticides and dyed with chemical free natural colours.

The Tamil Nadu government has granted Rs 14 lakh to the Tamil Nadu Handloom Weavers' Co-operative Society, popularly known as "Co-optex,".

Currency depreciation & overall tepid mkt sentiment have hit Surat-based textile cos hard but decisions by states to offer freebies to mns ...

State-owned Co-Optex plans to open new stores in Jaipur and Lucknow this year -- a move that will help Tamil Nadu handloom weavers attract ...

Cooptex would bring out 2,000 varieties of sarees coinciding with Diwali festival this year, Tamil Nadu Handlooms Handlooms Minister NKKP R...

Co-optex, the over 70-year-old brand is leaving no stone unturned to change the perception about it being a poor man’s cloth.