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Nautica to retail in Hyderabad

The company, a subsidiary of VF Sportswear, Inc., has opened its first freestanding stores in India. The initial one opened last Thursday in Bangalore, and the second opened on Saturday in New Delhi. Nautica already operates 160 stores outside the U.S. and chose to enter India with its new store design. The new look reflects the brand's "Navigator" concept, which includes signature striped cherry and maple floors and classic yachting details in the fixtures.

Nautica will open a third Indian store in Chennai, and there are plans in the works for units in Mumbai and Hyderabad

This summer, Nautica will open a third Indian store in Chennai, and there are plans in the works for units in Mumbai and Hyderabad. The stores, which range from 2,500 to over 4,000 square feet, offer a full selection of product, from Nautica Jeans, women's wear and men's wear to swimwear and accessories. The stores will carry the women's better sportswear and home lines beginning with the spring 2007 season, along with the new fragrance from Coty, Voyage.

In India, Nautica is produced under a licensing agreement with Arvind Brands Ltd., a subsidiary of Arvind Mills Ltd. The company also holds the licenses for two other VF brands, Lee and Wrangler. In addition, Arvind produces product for the shirt brand Arrow; it launched Tommy Hilfiger in India through its nine freestanding stores in Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai, Kolkota, Hyderabad and Chennai, and last month, Arvind introduced the Gant brand in the country. In addition, the company has several homegrown brands such as Excalibur, Flying Machine, Ruggers, Bay Island and Newport.
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