India’s burgeoning business class needs stylish attire for 9-to-5 and beyond.
By Lauren Mang
As India’s professional workforce grows, more young men are seeking appropriate business attire. Excalibur, a local specialty retailer, is jumping into that market with a stylish line of shirts, belts, jackets and ties and a simple tag line: “Live, work and play.”
Collaborating with Excalibur’s parent company, Arvind Brands (Bangalore, India), London-based designer JHP created a store concept that supports the retailer’s brand mantra.
The space is divided into sections dedicated to each category of Excalibur’s menswear collection – Business Hours, After Hours, Vogue, Royale and Vitals – making the search for everything from closet classics to the of-the-moment outfit more shoppable.
The background is neutral, with jolts of orange, yellow and black found in the light fixtures, lifestyle graphics and accent walls. Slate-gray flooring, an industrial-style slatted ceiling and stainless-steel accents on fixtures and hardware reinforce the masculine aesthetic.
Client: Arvind Brands, Bangalore, India
Design: JHP, London -- Raj Wilkinson, creative director; David Rook, associate director
Photography: Prasad Photography, Bangalore, India
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