"We are seeing accelerated growth in India compared to more mature markets and have outpaced in terms of sales and profit. Also, Gen Z stil...

Currently, the top eight cities contribute to around 58 per cent of the Pepe Jeans business and the rest 42 per cent comes from tier II and...

Pepe Jeans London is partnering with GoKwik to enhance its online presence in India by offering secure cash-on-delivery (COD) services and ...

Venugopal G. Nair, the Managing Director and CEO of Shoppers Stop, has resigned from his position for personal reasons. The company praised...

A pair of men’s jeans under 3k can become a strong foundation for any outfit — they work with casual T-shirts, breezy kurtas and semi-forma...

A floral printed shirt is typically a floral fabric or one which has flowers on it. A cool floral shirt can instantly elevate your wardrobe...

Post the new deal, Dollar Industries and Goat Brand will run Pepe Jeans Innerfashion.

The JV company - Pepe Jeans Innerfashion- was incorporated to market 'Pepe' brand fashion innerwear, loungewear, sleepwear and tracksuits f...

Reliance Retail, Future and PE giants among cos looking to acquire clothing major.

Pepe Jeans India is a fully owned subsidiary of Barcelona-based Pepe Jeans Group, which counts LVMH-owned L Catterton and Lebanese investme...

Five global funds including KKR, Carlyle, General Atlantic and Malaysia’s sovereign fund Khazanah have submitted non-binding offers for the...

Pepe Jeans has an existing joint venture with Aditya Birla Group for retailing the Hackett brand of premium clothing in India.

The tie up will help both the companies to work towards creating a premium innerwear brand in the country

The company wants to take advantage of the liberalised policies that allow foreign single-brand retailers to sell through their own stores ...

Pepe also intends to increase visibility of the brand through more television advertisements.

Casual wear brand Pepe Jeans London is looking to double sales in India to up to Rs 1,500 crore in the next three years.

PEPE is slowly becoming fashionable in India. This ain’t about a pair of jeans; it’s a phenomenon in private equity.