Fashion retailer H&M Comes to Tokyo
H&M, the trendy budget conscious fashion retailer, is set to open three new stores in Tokyo over the next year and on Saturday, September 13th they will celebrate the grand opening of their first Tokyo Store in the fashionable Ginza district. They will follow with a store in Harajuku in November and another in trendy Shibuya next fall.
In reporting on the openings, Japan Marketing News describes the various locations and talks about the challenges that H&M faces entering the fickle Japan fashion market. H&M was established in Sweden in 1947 and has over 1,400 stores in 28 countries. H&M has offered collections designed by Madonna and has a line of beach wear dedicated to Kylie Minogue.
I haven’t been in many H&M stores but I will definitely be checking them out to see if they offer anything larger that a US size six – but don’t get me started on finding clothes or shoes that fit in Japan….that’s a whole different story!
Image Credit: FLicrk, Toronto Retail Window Display
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Could not love H&M more. We have one right around the corner from us here in Chicago. With 3 fashion conscious daughters, much time (and money) is spent there. Have fun!!
Looking forward to this …. first time i’ve been excited about a fashion store opening, guess that says a lot for buying clothes in Japan as a western guy. Might be able to save some money on ebay now.
I’m off to check it out today – actually it’s my backup plan if the flea market gets rained out or it’s just too much fun
You will definitly find your sizes and I must say, the mens collection is pretty awesome!! and the Harajuko store will include more of the concepts, so there is still good things coming:)
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