Do you like FMCG brands? Which fast-selling brand stores do you go to buy clothes? Ladies and gentlemen, this question is very good. First of all, it involves fashion topics, which are loved by ordinary people and very grounded. Secondly, this topic is relatively easy, so it is a rare good topic. Finally, as a writer, Bian Xiao believes that when expounding these life topics, we should try our best to be objective, fair and just. And pay attention to your own value orientation. Because it is our writer's duty to popularize common sense of life and do a good job in popular science education.

Based on the above principles, Bian Xiao will talk about today's topic. I want to ask Bian Xiao, which fast-selling brand stores do you go to buy clothes? The first is Uniqlo. Uniqlo (Japanese pen name pronunciation: ユニクロ), a Japanese clothing brand, was founded by Japan Fast Retailing Company on 1963. At that time, it was a small clothing store selling suits, and now it has become an internationally renowned clothing brand. Liu Zairi, the current chairman and general manager of Uniqlo, introduced the clothing sales model of hypermarket for the first time, and realized the low-cost operation of the store through the unique commodity planning, development and sales system, which triggered the hot sale of Uniqlo.

ZARA (Sala) is a subsidiary of Inditex Group (stock code ITX) established in Spain on 1975. It is not only a clothing brand, but also a chain retail brand specializing in ZARA brand clothing. ZARA is the third largest clothing manufacturer in the world and the first in Spain, with more than 2,000 clothing chain stores in 87 countries. ZARA is deeply loved by fashionable young people around the world, but the excellent design of designer brands is cheaper. Simply put, it is to let the civilians hold high.

Fashion. Inditex ranks first in Spain, surpassing GAP in the United States and H & in Sweden. Denmark's M, KM has become the world's first clothing retail group.

Oh, yes, and "Muji". Founded in Japan, the original intention is "no trademark, high quality". Although trying to dilute the brand awareness, the products produced according to the unified design concept all interpret the brand image of "Muji", and the natural, simple and simple lifestyle advocated by it is also highly praised by tasters. Finally, Bian Xiao likes GAP, too. This is one of the largest clothing companies in America. When 1969 was founded, there were only a handful of employees. Now, it is a multinational company with five brands, more than 3,200 chain stores, annual turnover of more than $654.38+0.3 billion and employees of 654.38+0.65 million.