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DUKE's history began when KOMAL JAIN started making t-shirts in a small setup in Ludhiana, INDIA. He quickly turned his passion for quality and design into the business of making casual wear. In 2003 his son KUNTAL RAJ JAIN joined the company and retained their father's dedication to garment craftsmanship and attention to detail. Still today, KOMAL KUMAR JAIN is the source of inspiration behind DUKE's core brand values integrity, refinement, character, understanding and optimism. Now KUNTAL RAJ JAIN the new promoter of the DUKE brand is taking on the challenge and opportunity to turn DUKE into a global brand.
Today Duke embraces a complete vertically integrated garments manufacturing plan, with knitting, dyeing, processing, finishing, mercerizing, compacting, embroidery and printing under one roof Production facilities are in India. Duke Fashions (India) Limited Pioneered the T-shirts culture, and gradually established several new trends in knitting garments and fabric research. In 1998, Thermal wear were introduced for the first time in India, under the brand name "Neva", by Mr. Normal jain, Younger brother of the founder. Two other group constituents – Venus Garments (India) Limited and Venus cotsyn (India) Limited, Glaze Garments (India) Limited, is headed by Mr. Anil Jain, the Youngest of the brothers. Today Mr. Kuntal Raj Jain, son of the founder, is steering the flagship brand in the new millennium. Thanks to his dynamic programs, Duke is acknowledged today as the undisputed leader, with a turnover over Rs. 200 crores. Stringent quality control mechanisms punctuate the entire operations and make certain that the final products enjoy true value for money status and first choice of customer in India and abroad as well. The Company Strive to be a good corporate citizen with several path-breaking eco-friendly initiatives to minimize pollution, e.g. waste water treatments, use of nature and eco-friendly materials such as dyes and chemicals, and recycling of polyester yarns. The goal, simply stated is to ensure a "green, unpolluted environment. |
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