Dilly & Carlo to dress up Ja Ela

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With a comprehensive selection of six unique labels such as Voyages, The Moods Collection, Formal, Tammy, Carlo and Carlo Boy, Dilly & Carlo has just unveiled its seventh store in the city of Ja Ela. This would be the second store to be located outside the city of Colombo, making it convenient for the fashion savvy Dilly & Carlo clientele to shop at ease. The new store will be open today, 10 October, from 10 a.m. onwards. For 25 years, Dilly & Carlo has catered to the evolving style and trends of metropolitan Colombo, carving a name for itself in the local fashion industry with many generations aspiring to express themselves with the casual elegance that has become synonymous with the brand. Inspired by tropical living and focused on outfitting a spectrum of male and female clientele, Dilly & Carlo offers the complete package that not only meets the demands of the increasingly cosmopolitan audience, but rises to the challenge of growing in new and wonderful ways alongside its loyal and burgeoning customer base by bringing together the past, present and future. With six stores located in the heart of Colombo, Dilly & Carlo is firmly cementing its position as a family fashion store that presents a wide variety of designer wear goods and products for men and women of all ages.

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