Apparels

Titan Company is set for continued strong performance through the fiscal year. Festive and wedding demand is driving sales. The company’s strategy of offering lower karat jewelry is also boosting momentum. Analysts are revising target prices upwards. Titan’s international business is expanding significantly with a major acquisition planned. New stores and renovations are enhancing productivity.

Kalyan Jewellers said it will accelerate the rollout of franchise-owned company-operated (FOCO) showrooms to drive expansion in India and overseas. Nearly half its revenue now comes from franchised stores, and most new openings in FY26 will follow the capital-light FOCO model as the company focuses on improving returns and reducing debt.

US’ HanesBrands Inc has reported net sales of $892 million in Q3 2025, down 1 per cent YoY, while operating profit rose 14 per cent to $108 million and margin improved to 12.1 per cent.
EPS surged 986 per cent to $0.76, aided by tax benefits.
Despite weaker US and international sales, cost savings, margin expansion, and market share gains strengthened results ahead of its merger with Gildan.

Bangladesh trade body BGMEA and the Bangladesh Business Chamber of Canada recently signed an MoU to foster cooperation, strengthen business ties and create new opportunities.
Both sides will strengthen networking and communication among members; facilitate knowledge exchange; jointly organise trade fairs, exhibitions; and promote Bangladesh’s apparel and textile products in Canada and North America.

Indian Silk House Agencies is targeting Rs 500 crore in revenue within two years and Rs 1,000 crore in five years, fueled by aggressive offline expansion and a robust omnichannel strategy.

Trent Ltd, owned by Tata Group, reported an 11% year-on-year rise in net profit to Rs 373 crore for Q2 FY26, driven by store expansion and steady same-store growth. Revenue from operations increased by 15% to Rs 4,818 crore. The retailer expanded its footprint, adding 13 Westside and 40 Zudio stores during the quarter.

OETI Slovakia has launched the ‘Fit & Proof’ label offering independent testing for garment fit, workmanship, and durability.
Based in Žilina, it supports apparel, PPE, and uniform manufacturers.
The service helps brands cut return rates, detect flaws early, and ensure consistency.
It also aids retailers, e-commerce, and public procurement in verifying garment quality and performance.

Arvind Ltd reported a 70% surge in Q2 FY26 net profit to Rs 106.74 crore, driven by increased revenue and a one-time tax benefit. The company saw strong volume growth in fabric and garmenting, with its near-term order book full. Despite US trade uncertainties, Arvind maintained its customer base and managed tariff impacts.

Lenskart’s IPO grey market premium has dropped 70% from its peak, signaling investor caution despite strong subscription numbers. Analysts point to valuation concerns, suggesting muted listing gains, though the company’s robust business model and growth potential in India’s eyewear market are acknowledged as long-term positives.

Under Armour has reported revenues of $1.33 billion in Q2 FY26, down 5 per cent YoY, though ahead of guidance, with improving brand traction in North America.
Gross margin fell 250 bps to 47.3 per cent and SG&A rose 12 per cent to $582 million.
Operating income was $17 million.
For H1 FY26, revenue declined 4.5 per cent to $2.47 billion.
For FY26, expectations are set to decline by 4–5 per cent.