Thomas Scott is a Mumbai menswear label, and although the words look like a man’s name, this page is about companies only. The brand belongs to Thomas Scott (India) Limited, CIN L18109MH2010PLC209302, traded on the BSE as 533941 and on the NSE as THOMASCOTT. That company was formed in October 2010 to take over the retail business of an older listed Mumbai firm, Bang Overseas Limited, whose name still appears on the brand’s paperwork.
Read on 29 September 2026, the brand splits three ways. Thomas Scott (India) Ltd signs for the garment on each of 20 marketplace declarations opened; Bang Overseas Limited was seller of record on 16 of them; and the trade-mark mirror prints the class 25 marks to Bang Overseas. The brand’s shop, thomasscott.in, sold an olive linen shirt for ₹899 against a printed ₹3,599.
Thomas Scott’s paperwork names two listed companies. Thomas Scott (India) Limited books the revenue and is the name under “Manufactured By”; Bang Overseas Limited, whose retail division it took over in 2011, is printed on both class 25 marks on the mirror, is named in the shop’s terms as the site’s operator, and sold 16 of 20 marketplace records read. On that shelf the median price paid was 28.0% of the median MRP. The shop allows seven days for returns, wants an unboxing video for a damage claim, refunds cash-on-delivery orders as store credit, and its terms disclaim any warranty on quality.
Snapshot
- What it is
- An Indian menswear brand of Thomas Scott (India) Limited, Mumbai, CIN L18109MH2010PLC209302, listed on BSE (533941) and NSE (THOMASCOTT)
- Indian trade marks
- THOMAS SCOTT, No. 1074627, class 25, “Registered”, valid to 18 January 2032; THOMAS SCOTT (Label), No. 1405641, class 25, “Registered”; holder of both printed as “Bang Overseas Public (company)”, Mumbai (register mirror)
- The company that signs
- “Thomas Scott (India) Ltd, FOREVER CLOTHING COMPANY, Plot No.24/A & 24B, Godawari Nagar, MI…” under “Manufactured By” on all 20 marketplace declarations opened; “Thomas Scott (India) Ltd, FCC- Solapur 413006” on two product pages of thomasscott.in
- The shop’s operator
- Bang Overseas Limited, CIN L51900MH1992PLC067013, listed on BSE (532946) and NSE (BANG), per the thomasscott.in terms of service
- Declared origin
- India on each of the 20 declarations opened on 29 September 2026, with the importer field left blank every time
- Returns and warranty
- Return request within 7 days of delivery; unboxing video required for damage, defect or missing-item claims; COD refunds as store credit only; the terms disclaim any warranty on quality
- Price band in India
- ₹2,499 to ₹3,599 MRP for two shirts and a cargo jean on thomasscott.in, selling on 29 September 2026 at ₹899 to ₹1,249, “Incl. of all taxes”
- The shelf
- 3,999 Thomas Scott listings on a large Indian fashion marketplace; the opening 40 had a ₹4,999 median MRP against ₹1,399 median paid, and all were reduced
Who owns Thomas Scott
A companies-register mirror, zaubacorp, carries Thomas Scott (India) Limited as “Active”, incorporated on 22 October 2010, paid-up capital ₹14,67,03,800, activity code NIC 1810, “Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel”. Its registered office differs by source: the 2025-26 annual report gives “447, Kewal Industrial Estate, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel (W)”; the mirror, whose latest balance sheet on file is for 31 March 2023, prints “50, KEWAL INDUSTRIAL ESTATE”. Both are given as printed.
One change of control is on the record, and it is where the brand came from. A Business Standard company profile says the company “was incorporated in October 2010 with the objective of taking over the Retail Division and Business of Bang Overseas Limited under the brand name Thomas Scott on a going concern basis through Scheme of Arrangement”. A news report dated 22 July 2011 describes a demerger at one ₹10 share of the new company for every four Bang Overseas shares, approved by shareholders on 1 April 2011 and by the High Court of Bombay.
The accounts are standalone; the 2025-26 annual report says the company “has not acquired any subsidiaries, joint venture or associates” as on 31 March 2026. For that year the audited results print revenue from operations of ₹25,488.58 lakh and profit after tax of ₹1,930.45 lakh. Press coverage of the 2026 licences called the year “consolidated”; the company’s statements are headed standalone, and this page follows them. They describe a “single business segment of manufacturing and trading of textile products”, and the June 2026 quarter release says “export turnover of the Company is nil”.
At 30 June 2026 the shareholding pattern puts promoter and promoter group at 52.32%, and its one body corporate in that group is “BODYWAVE FASHIONS(INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED”, at 0.07%. Bang Overseas Limited does not appear as a shareholder in that document; the 2025-26 annual report names it as a promoter group entity.
How Thomas Scott reaches the shelf
The documents read hand the brand’s jobs to two companies, not one.
| Role | Company named | Where it is named |
|---|---|---|
| Books the brand’s revenue | Thomas Scott (India) Limited | Annual report 2025-26; audited and unaudited results |
| “Manufactured By” | Thomas Scott (India) Ltd | 20 of 20 marketplace records; two thomasscott.in product pages |
| Holder of the class 25 marks | “Bang Overseas Public (company)” | Trade-mark mirror, Nos. 1074627 and 1405641 |
| Operator of thomasscott.in | Bang Overseas Limited | thomasscott.in terms of service |
| Seller of record | BANG OVERSEAS LIMITED 16, Supercom Net 4 | 20 marketplace records, 29 September 2026 |
All read 29 September 2026.
Bang Overseas Limited is a company in its own right: “Active” on the register mirror, incorporated on 1 June 1992, with a wholesale activity code and a registered office at “405-406, Kewal Industrial Estate”, the numbers Thomas Scott’s annual report gives for its own corporate office. The 2024-25 annual report listed “Sale of goods”, “Purchase of goods” and “Purchase of fixed assets” with “M/s. Bang Overseas Limited” among material related-party transactions for that year.
- Bang Overseas Limited, 1992Ran the Thomas Scott retail division that the 2011 scheme demerged; the mirror still prints the class 25 marks to it
- Scheme of arrangement, 2011Retail division demerged; High Court of Bombay approval reported 22 July 2011
- Thomas Scott (India) LimitedBooks the revenue; signs as manufacturer on all 20 records opened
- SellersBang Overseas Limited on 16 records, Supercom Net on 4
- The buyerSeven days, a video for damage, store credit for cash on delivery
The corporate site lists four shirt brands: Thomas Scott, Hammersmith, Bang & Scott and Italian Gold. In 2026 the company also took on two licences, for Dockers under an agreement with ABG-Dockers LLC reported from its 6 August filing, and for Forever 21 under an “exclusive licensing and global designated supplier agreement” with F21 IPCO LLC, an Authentic Brands Group unit, dated 28 September 2026. Both are licences; neither moves Thomas Scott to anyone else. No document read gives a count of shops or a split of sales between channels.
Thomas Scott on the shelf
On 29 September 2026 the Thomas Scott facet on a large Indian fashion marketplace held 3,999 listings, with no neighbouring facet carrying the name. The first 40 in facet order leaned casual; their five largest categories were 14 T-shirts, 9 sweatshirts, 5 shirts, 4 laptop bags and 2 pairs of boxers, 34 of the 40. Median MRP was ₹4,999 and median paid ₹1,399, a share of 28.0%, and not one of the 40 sat at MRP. A “Self Design Polo Collar Cotton Tshirt” printed ₹5,499 and sold for ₹986.
Behind a T-shirt filter, 30 listings read lower still: median MRP ₹3,599, median paid ₹902.50, a share of 25.1%, with 29 reduced. Among the ten Indian menswear shelves read on the same date, only Highlander’s share, 25.6%, was lower than Thomas Scott’s, and Thomas Scott was one of four with all 40 reduced.
Twenty of the 40 were opened one by one: origin India on all 20, importer field empty on all 20, seller of record BANG OVERSEAS LIMITED on 16 and Supercom Net on 4. They were 8 sweatshirts, 5 T-shirts, 2 shirts, 2 trousers, and one each of boxers, jeans and a jacket.
Where Thomas Scott is made
India is the only country declared on the records read, and no document read gives a country share or a count of outside makers. The company’s own plant counts differ by document. Its corporate Infrastructure page, under a “© 2015, Thomas Scott (India) Ltd.” footer, describes “two highly efficient manufacturing units in Bangalore and Europe (Macedonia)”; press reports of the August 2026 Dockers filing speak of “four existing manufacturing facilities” without locating them. Nothing here is drawn from the gap between the two.
Read the declaration block as a signature, not a map. Under Indian packaging rules the “Manufactured By” field names whoever answers for the goods; it does not locate a sewing floor. Here it carries two strings. The marketplace field reads “Thomas Scott (India) Ltd, FOREVER CLOTHING COMPANY, Plot No.24/A & 24B, Godawari Nagar, MI…”, cut off where the field ends; the shop’s product pages read “Thomas Scott (India) Ltd, FCC- Solapur 413006”. Both strings are given as printed.
The About page names OEKO-TEX Standard 100, Better Cotton Initiative sourcing, and BSCI and Sedex audited facilities, but prints no certificate, licence or audit number for any of them.
Bang Overseas on the marks and in the shop’s terms
Every mark below is as quickcompany.in showed it on 29 September 2026; that site copies the register without being it. THOMAS SCOTT, No. 1074627, class 25 for “Readymade Garments, Under Germents And Hosiery Included In Class 25” (the mirror’s spelling), filed on 18 January 2002 with use claimed from 17 January 1997, reads “Registered” and runs to 18 January 2032. THOMAS SCOTT (Label), No. 1405641, class 25, filed on 13 December 2005, reads “Registered” on the mirror; check its current validity on the official register. Both give the holder as “Bang Overseas Public (company)”, Mumbai, a string unlike the company’s registered name, kept as the mirror has it. SMART BY THOMAS SCOTT, No. 6320037, filed on 26 February 2024, reads “Objected”; its listing names an individual as applicant, its detail page “Thomas Scott Public”, Mumbai.
A copy of the register shows who filed, for which goods, and the status last copied across; it cannot show who sells or what two companies have agreed. These entries print Bang Overseas, not Thomas Scott (India) Limited, against both class 25 marks, and no document read sets out how the two companies arrange the name between them.
The shop’s terms name Bang Overseas too. They open with the operator.
This website is operated by Bang Overseas Limited a public limited company having its administrative office at 403-Kewal Industrial Estate, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400013 IN.
thomasscott.in, Terms of service, “Overview”; read 29 September 2026.
The next sentence says “we”, “us” and “our” throughout the site “refer to Thomas Scott”, a brand name rather than either company, and jurisdiction is “conferred on the Courts at Pune”. No document read sets out how the two companies divide the brand’s work.
Returns, warranty and who answers
The shop’s Returns & Exchange policy says “Return requests can be raised within 7 days of delivery”, for items “unused, unwashed, unworn” with tags on. Damage, defect or missing-item claims need a mandatory unboxing video. Prepaid orders are refunded “to the original payment method within 5–7 business days”; “Refunds for COD orders will be issued only as Thomas Scott Store Credit”; shipping, COD, convenience and handling fees stay with the shop. The policy read names no company.
The terms offer no warranty of their own. They say the site does “not warrant” that the quality of what a buyer purchases “will meet your expectations”, and they reserve the right to “BLOCK/BLACKLIST any customer for any reason”.
So a Thomas Scott shopper holds a label naming one company, terms naming Bang Overseas, and a returns page naming neither. The terms, privacy policy and contact page give contact@thomasscott.in, plus a phone number on the contact page, and name no grievance officer. The returns page does not say which company takes the money. On a marketplace order the seller of record printed on the listing was Bang Overseas Limited or Supercom Net on the records read, while the “Manufactured By” line names Thomas Scott (India) Ltd for the goods. Keep the invoice, and film the parcel being opened.
What Thomas Scott costs in India
| Item on thomasscott.in | Code | MRP | Selling price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Olive long-sleeve slim-fit button-down solid linen casual shirt | TS1770_Olive | ₹3,599 | ₹899, “75% off” |
| Light grey plus-size regular-fit tartan-check 100% cotton casual shirt | TS1009_LightGrey1 | ₹2,499 | ₹999, “60% off” |
| Grey or black relaxed-fit non-stretch cargo jeans | barcodes 8909127038892 and 8909127038847 | ₹3,499 | ₹1,249 and ₹999 |
thomasscott.in product pages and catalogue, prices “Incl. of all taxes”, read 29 September 2026.
No document read prints a Thomas Scott price outside India, and every marketplace record read declared India with the importer field blank. Neither channel sold near the printed MRP on the day: the brand’s own shop marked the linen shirt 75% down and the tartan one 60% down, and on the marketplace the median paid was 28.0% of the median MRP. The number to compare is the selling price on the day, starting with the brand’s own shop. Other Indian shirt names audited on this site include Arrow in India, Blackberrys and Flying Machine.
Checking a Thomas Scott is genuine
No page read on thomasscott.in carries an authenticity statement or a list of approved sellers, so the checks rest on what the pack and the shop print.
Look for Thomas Scott (India) Ltd under “Manufactured By”
All 20 marketplace records read put that company first on the line. Another firm there is a reason to ask before paying.
See who is selling
Bang Overseas Limited sold 16 of the 20 records read and Supercom Net the other 4. Bang Overseas is also the company named as the shop’s operator.
Set the price against thomasscott.in
The brand’s own shop sold at 60% and 75% off on 29 September 2026, so a low price is normal here. Compare the same code on both.
Expect India and no importer
Every record read declared India and left the importer field empty; a declared importer would not match them.
The record in India
The one court step in the documents read is the 2011 scheme, whose approval by the High Court of Bombay is reported in a news item dated 22 July 2011. The 2025-26 annual report states “there are no significant and material orders passed by the regulators or courts or tribunals impacting the going concern status and company’s operations in future”. A reading of the company’s filings on 29 September 2026 did not find any decided court or tribunal matter involving the Thomas Scott brand. Beyond that scheme, nobody has ruled on the Thomas Scott marks, packs or shop as this page describes them.
Who Thomas Scott is actually for
Thomas Scott suits a buyer after casual shirts, T-shirts and sweatshirts at sale prices, who reads the selling price rather than the MRP, and who is content that one listed company signs for the goods while Bang Overseas, a related listed company, is printed on the marks and runs the shop. It suits less well someone who expects a warranty or a cash refund on a cash-on-delivery return. For a wider look at Indian menswear, this site’s Raymond audit sets out a much larger group’s chain.
Common questions
Who owns the Thomas Scott brand?
Thomas Scott (India) Limited, Mumbai, CIN L18109MH2010PLC209302, listed as THOMASCOTT on the NSE and 533941 on the BSE, owns the business and books its revenue. On the trade-mark mirror the two class 25 THOMAS SCOTT marks are printed to Bang Overseas, a separate listed company; no document read sets out how the two arrange the name.
Are Thomas Scott and Bang Overseas the same company?
No. They are two listed companies with different CINs. Thomas Scott (India) Limited took over the Bang Overseas retail division under a 2011 scheme. Bang Overseas is named as operator of thomasscott.in and sold 16 of the 20 marketplace listings whose declarations were opened on 29 September 2026; the 2025-26 annual report names it as a promoter group entity.
Where are Thomas Scott clothes made?
India, on all 20 marketplace records read. The company has described two units, in Bangalore and Macedonia, on a corporate page with a 2015 copyright footer, and four facilities in 2026 press reports, without locating them. The “Manufactured By” line names the answerable company, Thomas Scott (India) Ltd, not a factory.
Can I return a Thomas Scott order from thomasscott.in?
A return request must be raised within 7 days of delivery, unused and tagged, with an unboxing video for a damage or defect claim. Prepaid orders are refunded to the original payment method in 5–7 business days; cash-on-delivery orders get store credit only.
Does Thomas Scott own Dockers or Forever 21 in India?
No. Thomas Scott (India) Limited is a licensee: of Dockers under an agreement with ABG-Dockers LLC dated 6 August 2026, and of Forever 21 under an agreement with F21 IPCO LLC dated 28 September 2026.
References
- Thomas Scott (India) Limited, Annual Report 2025-26 — CIN, registered and corporate office, no subsidiaries, Bang Overseas Limited as promoter group entity, the orders sentence; read 29 September 2026
- Thomas Scott (India) Limited, Annual Report 2024-25 — material related-party transactions with Bang Overseas Limited; read 29 September 2026
- Audited financial results, quarter and year ended 31 March 2026 — standalone revenue and profit, segment note; read 29 September 2026
- Unaudited financial results, quarter ended 30 June 2026 — quarter revenue and profit, nil export turnover; read 29 September 2026
- Shareholding pattern, 30 June 2026 — promoter and public holdings, the one body corporate in the promoter list; read 29 September 2026
- Allotment of securities dated 19 August 2026 — preferential allotment at ₹330 a share; read 29 September 2026
- Thomas Scott corporate site, About Us and Infrastructure — the four shirt brands, the © 2015 footer, the Bangalore and Macedonia units; read 29 September 2026
- ZaubaCorp, a register mirror, Thomas Scott (India) Limited — status “Active”, incorporation, capital, NIC 1810, former name, registered office, last balance sheet date; read 29 September 2026
- ZaubaCorp, Bang Overseas Limited — status “Active”, CIN, incorporation, capital, wholesale code, registered office; read 29 September 2026
- Screener, an aggregator, Thomas Scott (India) and Bang Overseas — BSE and NSE codes; read 29 September 2026
- Business Standard, Thomas Scott (India) company profile — the 2010 incorporation to take over the Bang Overseas retail division; read 29 September 2026
- Moneyworks4me news item, 22 July 2011 — the demerger scheme, the one-for-four ratio, shareholder and High Court of Bombay approval; read 29 September 2026
- Business Standard, June 2026 quarter results — the quarter as reported; read 29 September 2026
- Medianews4u, Dockers licence, 6 August 2026 and Sahi news on the same filing — ABG-Dockers LLC, the licence and supplier agreement, “four existing manufacturing facilities”, the “consolidated” wording; read 29 September 2026
- MediaBrief, Forever 21 licence, 28 September 2026 and Sahi news on the same agreement — F21 IPCO LLC, territory, term, fulfilment centres, SKU and brand counts; read 29 September 2026
- QuickCompany, a register mirror, THOMAS SCOTT No. 1074627, THOMAS SCOTT (Label) No. 1405641, SMART BY THOMAS SCOTT No. 6320037 and the “thomas scott” search — holders, goods, dates, statuses, the class 35 entry; read 29 September 2026
- thomasscott.in, Terms of service — the operator, the “we” clause, Pune courts, the warranty disclaimer, cancellation and blacklisting; read 29 September 2026
- thomasscott.in, Returns & Exchange policy — seven days, unboxing video, refund routes, COD store credit; read 29 September 2026
- thomasscott.in, Privacy Policy and Contact page — contact details; read 29 September 2026
- thomasscott.in, About — OEKO-TEX, Better Cotton Initiative, BSCI and Sedex named without identifiers; read 29 September 2026
- thomasscott.in, TS1770_Olive, TS1009_LightGrey1, with the shop’s catalogue pages — MRPs, selling prices, fabric wording, the “Manufactured By” line; read 29 September 2026
- Thomas Scott facet of a large Indian fashion marketplace — listing count, first 40 medians and category tally, 30 T-shirts, read 29 September 2026, including 20 declarations for seller, origin, manufacturer and importer
Thomas Scott traces to a listed owner, and its paperwork names two related listed companies. Thomas Scott (India) Limited books the revenue and signs for every garment read; the mirror prints the class 25 marks to Bang Overseas, which runs the shop and sold 16 of 20 marketplace records. No document read sets out how the two companies arrange the name between them.
The selling price matters more than the MRP here: the shop ran 60% and 75% off, and the marketplace median paid was 28.0% of median MRP. After-sale terms are short: seven days, a video for damage, store credit for cash on delivery, and no warranty.
A sale-rack shirt label with a listed owner behind it; buy on the selling price, film the unboxing and keep the invoice.
