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Bollywood Stars Rajkumar Rao, Rannvijay Singha and Sports icons Sunil Chettri & Gurpreet Singh, Launch the Spykar Vintage and Rare Denim collection
MUMBAI: Rannvijay Singha, Rajkumar Rao, Sunil Chettri & Gurpreet Singh unboxed the much-awaited Vintage & Rare Limited Edition Collection Jeans by India’s top fashion denim brand, Spykar.
The pre-launch campaign included a teaser release on social media to build curiosity and buzz around the product before the big reveal. Here, the celebrities were seen giving a sneak peek of the wooden cask packaging on their Instagram stories and a shoutout saying “stay tuned for the unboxing tomorrow!”
On the launch day, these celebrities unboxed the specially curated wooden cask. After much build-up, the contents of the wooden casks were finally revealed… The Limited Edition Vintage & Rare Jeans by Spykar! The campaign story was weaved around the concept ‘Born 18’ to highlight the importance of being 18. The narrative was to focus on vintage denims that have been pre-aged 18 years using authentic treatments. So now, one doesn't have to wait 18 years to get into a vintage pair of denims to kindle or rekindle their 18-year-old spirit. Here, the celebrities were seen sharing personal experiences and stories about being 18.
The next phase of this campaign included India's top fashion bloggers promoting the limited edition Vintage & Rare Jeans on their Instagram handles through posts and insta-stories. These bloggers were carefully chosen to meet with our brand's aesthetic and theme of the collection. Our main aim was to focus on genuine engagement and quality content rather than chasing the ‘number of followers’.
To amplify the campaign further, radio was added to the mix. India’s leading RJ, Mallishka and her counterparts were been on-boarded to spread the word.
So, What made this collection so special? Spykar’s Vintage & Rare Collection Jeans are inspired by aged whiskey. Just as spirit tastes better with age, so is true for denims. The older the denim, the more character. Spykar’s Vintage & Rare collection jeans are pre-aged 18 years using authentic treatments and various wet & dry processes to help achieve that mended, long preserved vintage look. These jeans are handcrafted by skilled artisans and are made with eco-ethical practices. Spykar’s Vintage Jeans are a blend of Vintage Vibes with Contemporary cuts for young men.
Sanjay Vakharia, CEO of Spykar says, “Spykar is known for its product innovation & design. And every season we launch an innovative concept for our customers. We realize that we are catering to the “NOW” generation who can’t wait 18 years to create their own Vintage. That inspired us to launch a Pre-Aged 18 year old denim that’s handcrafted to deliver the Vintage vibes in Contemporary cuts”.
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Eternal posts Rs 54,364 crore revenue, up 168 per cent in FY26
Q4 profit rises to Rs 174 crore as firm streamlines District business
NEW DELHI: Eternal Limited reported a sharp surge in scale for FY26, with consolidated revenue rising 168 per cent year-on-year to Rs 54,364 crore, underscoring strong growth across its core businesses.
The company’s growth was mirrored in its bottom line, with a total annual profit of Rs 366 crore. The fourth quarter was particularly strong, contributing Rs 17,292 crore in revenue and Rs 174 crore in profit, a sharp rise compared to the Rs 39 crore profit recorded in the same period last year.
Key financial metrics from the report include:
- Total assets: Increased to Rs 40,736 crore from last year’s Rs 35,623 crore.
- Delivery charges: The company collected Rs 9,065 crore in delivery and related charges over the year.
- Employee costs: Staffing and benefit expenses amounted to Rs 3,536 crore.
- Liquidity: The firm maintains a cash balance of Rs 996 crore, supported by Rs 632 crore generated from operating activities.
On the strategic front, the company has approved the transfer of its District platform’s technology stack to its wholly owned subsidiary, Wasteland Entertainment Private Limited. The deal, valued at Rs 24.19 crore, will be completed in cash and is expected to close by May 1, 2026, along with the transition of select employees. The move is aimed at consolidating its entertainment and ticketing operations under a focused entity.
From a regulatory standpoint, statutory auditors Deloitte Haskins & Sells issued an unmodified opinion on the financial results. However, they flagged an ongoing show cause notice related to GST on delivery charges, which the company continues to contest, citing a strong legal position.
With robust revenue growth and ongoing structural tweaks, Eternal is clearly sharpening its playbook as it expands beyond its core into a broader consumer services ecosystem.
