India to soon have own standard body sizes for apparel: Minister

22 Jun '23

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Pic: Piyush Goyal

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India will soon implement its own standard body sizes for apparel as a nationwide survey by the faculty members of the National Institute of Fashion Technology is over and final work is pending, minister of textiles Piyush Goyal recently said.
The process to standardise the Indian footwear size will, however, take some more time, he said.

India will soon have its own standard body sizes for apparel as a nationwide survey is over and final work is pending, according to textiles minister Piyush Goyal.

The process to standardise the Indian footwear size will, however, take a little longer, he said.

''The faculty members of the National Institute of Fashion Technology, who conducted the survey (after) travelling to every state, have done very good work. A presentation (of the survey) was made before me a few days ago,'' Goyal told a press conference at the Bharatiya Janata Party headquarters in New Delhi.

''We will give it a finishing touch and implement it across the country once it is approved,'' he was quoted as saying by a news agency.

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