09 May 2017, 12:13 pm
Annually he aims to produce 1200 pcs this custom designed shirts with original German thread and on German machines specially imported by his company making Brunito line of shirts.
At 80 he is the oldest in his trade still actively involved in each of the stages of fabric selection, designing, color matching, stitching and finishing. He keeps a strict watch on his products and caters to his buyers in Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore apart from his stand alone store at Alipore, Kolkata.
Belissimo shirts begin with a price a price range of Rs 3500-9500.
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Among his satisfied customers include Sanjiv Goenka, Dabur family, Saurav Ganguly, Brett Lee among many other noted people.
This is an amazing story of successful entrepreneurship by a 80 years old, Ram Gopal Rajpuria, who broke the traditional Marwari business model and carved a niche in exclusive fashion styling amongst the rich and famous
Ram Gopal Rajpuria was born in 1937 in a traditional Marwari family of traders/retailers of clothiers.
He took up his ancestral business Mohanlal & Co and steadily made started a custom made tailoring which grew in popularity and there was a steady line of queue in front of his Burrabazaar shop.
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But slowly Ram Gopal Rajpuria branched out to form his signature style and counts amongst his clients legends as Sachin Tendulkar, Saurav Ganguly, Brett Lee, Sanjiv and the late RP Goenka, Corporate heads of MacDonald’s India, KFC, Usha Martin, Emami, Dabur, Hyatt, Simplex, Mani Group, Sureka, Prasad, Khetawat, NK Realtors and many more.
He is perhaps the sole exclusive shirt maker in India who imports his textiles from Italy and his thread from Germany and machines from Germany as well.
A unit of 50 tailors have been exclusively working since 2001 at his Behala factory which itself is a heritage structure of famous Ray’s of Behala. Annually 13000 shirts are made by him.
His shop has 2500 ready shirts with 500 shirts in each size ready at his exclusive store in Alipore.
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His brand name is BRUNITO (meaning Rising Sun in Italian) is a tie up with an Italian designer label.
The USP’s are quite a few, finest fabric, perfect fitting and classical collection for both party and office wear. The brand has over 1000 loyal customers and is available at some of the top drawer shops in New Delhi, Mumbai and Hyderabad.
The price range is Rs.1800- Rs. 9500 per shirt.
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