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Van Heusen launches new categories

BANGALORE: Van Heusen has launched Van Heusen for women and V dot for the young Indian male. The President of Madura Garments, Hemachandra Javeri, told presspersons that the company had not set targets for the two new categories, but was confident that it would make a mark and the Van Heusen brand is expected to touch nearly Rs. 600 crore in the next three years. To begin Van Heusen Woman will be selectively available in New Delhi and Bangalore.

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