"The brand has partnered with government's Solar Charkha Mission to launch this unique collection...This innovative method of weaving Harit Khadi is not only eco-friendly, but also scalable as it uses solar power driven charkhas and looms," the company said.
"The increased output gives us a wider scope to use Harit Khadi in mass scale retail. Harit Khadi has been used to give shape to evolving sensibilities of modern Indian woman," it added.
TCNS Clothing has filed draft papers for an initial public offer, wherein existing shareholders plan to sell more than 1.57 crore shares. The company sells its products under the brands 'W', 'Aurelia' and 'Wishful'.
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