H&M expands in the US with online store
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Swedish cheap ‘n’ chic fashion giant Hennes & Mauritz launched an e-commerce operation in the United States on Thursday, taking on rivals in the world’s biggest online market.
“We have gone live on Thursday,” Nils Vinge, head of investor relations at Swedish H&M;, the world’s second-biggest fashion retailer after Inditex, told Reuters.
The newsagency said that H&M; has grown fast in recent years in the U.S., it’s second-biggest market, but has twice pulled back from announced dates for the online launch, blaming unexpected complexities in setting up an operation well integrated with its stores.
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2013-08-02 21:56
What about guys who want to dress well without spending hundreds of dollars on an outfit? For example, I picked up a pair of jeans from C&F; (http://www.crispandfamous.com for those who don’t know) and received many compliments on them, and I only spent $35 for a pair.
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