Kolkata: ZODIAC, a leading name in premium fashion, has introduced its much-anticipated 2024 Positano Collection, celebrating the essence of the Italian Riviera. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the collection features a stunning array of Pure Linen Shirts, sourced from the Normandy region of France.
Renowned for producing top-quality fibers, Normandy’s Flax cultivation provides the foundation for ZODIAC’s Linen shirts. The region’s unique soil and climate contribute to the exceptional quality of the fabric, enhancing its strength and breathability, making it an ideal choice for summer wear.
The 2024 Positano Pure Linen Collection draws inspiration from the picturesque town of Positano, nestled along the Amalfi Coast. Reflecting the vibrant hues of its surroundings, the collection boasts a color palette of beige, pink, yellow, and terra cotta, reminiscent of the town’s charming architecture against the backdrop of the Mediterranean Sea.
Available in a variety of solids, stripes, and checks, the shirts come in both short and long sleeves, offering versatility for every occasion.
Commenting on the launch, Salman Noorani, vice-chairman & MD of ZCCL, expressed his excitement, stating, “The colours of shirts in ZODIAC’s 2024 Positano Collection showcase the hues of the Italian Riviera in the linen fabrics woven from French flax.”
Fashion enthusiasts eager to preview the collection can explore it online at www.zodiaconline.com or visit a ZODIAC store nearby. For in-store assistance, customers can also reach out via WhatsApp at 8454936004.
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