Mumbai is weird and wonderful
These are the Dhobi Wallahs (“laundry people”). They spend their lives washing clothes and linen in the streams around their houses. They have contracts with all the major hotels, hospitals and clothing manufacturers in the city. …
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Dress up for the Dragon
The fitted and flared dresses and the printed crop trousers are not to be missed. Other pieces include glamorous dresses and tunics, and hem dresses and tie front shirts. Linen clothing with loose fitting necklines, jerseys and lightweight shorts take …
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Green Globe announces new partnership in Turkey
OrganicEra is a supplier of high-quality textile products such as towels, bathrobes, and bed linen, made of both organic and conventional cotton. OrganicEra also supplies 100 percent organic clothing like T-shirts, sweatshirts, shorts, underwear, …
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Worried About Air Pollution? Don't Hide Indoors
It may be best to toss out the carpets, drapes, and cloth-covered furniture (and maybe even the bed linen and blankets) just so the high-tech air-conditioner can do its job. INDOOR POLLUTION is at its heights. Modern architecture has also cut off …
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