Surat (Gujarat) [India], February 24: Kesaria Textile Company, a leading name in the textile industry of Surat, has further strengthened its presence with the launch of two new brands, Menzaro for menswear and Kikiboo for children’s wear.
The grand launch event on Saturday was attended by leading textile traders, wholesalers and retailers from across the city. The introduction of the two brands marks a strategic expansion for the company, which has supported more than one lakh businesses through its B2B, B2C and franchise models.
With Menzaro and Kikiboo, customers can expect the latest trendy collections at direct factory rates, enabling better margins for retailers and business partners. Special grand opening offers were also announced as part of the launch. The company said that the initiative is not just a brand launch, but an opportunity for traders and entrepreneurs to scale their businesses.
Speaking on the occasion, Ritesh Modi, Founder of Kesaria Textile Company, said, “The launch of Menzaro and Kikiboo reflects our commitment to providing quality products and profitable opportunities to our partners. We have always believed in growing together with our traders. Through our direct pricing and structured business models, we aim to make expansion easier and more sustainable for entrepreneurs.”
Kesaria Textile Company operates with a unique 0% royalty franchise policy and continues to focus on creating growth opportunities in the textile industry.
The new brands are available at Doriwala Square opposite Surat Railway Station.
Kesaria Textile Company has built a strong presence in the Indian textile market over the years. The brand offers a diverse product portfolio that includes sarees, kurtis, lehengas, suits, night wear, coord sets, womenswear, menswear, and kids wear. With a wide distribution network, its products are available across India and are also exported to more than 80 countries worldwide.
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Divya Agarwal
