H&M to double number of Japan stores
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Reuters said that Swedish budget fashion chain Hennes & Mauritz plans to more than double the number of its stores in Japan over the next year as it looks to tap strong demand from the country's fashion-conscious consumers.
"Japan is definitely an important market and we still see potential for growth here," Mie Anton, an H&M; spokeswoman in Tokyo, told the newswire. "Japanese customers are very interested in fashion, so there is high consumption in Japan," she said. The world's second biggest clothing retailer after Zara owner Inditex opened its first Japanese store in 2008. Today it operates 12 outlets in the country.
Last Updated (Sunday, 14 August 2011 16:40)









