- 21. Inditex (ZARA): Marta Ortega, Founder's daughter gets reins becoming Chairwoman (CEO) ...
- (International)
- 30th November 2021, Mumbai: High Street fashion giant Inditex, which owns brands including Zara and Massimo Dutti, has appointed the founder's daughter as its new chairwoman. Marta Ortega will replace ...
- Created on 30 November 2021
- 22. In the fight to reclaim lost sales, H&M behind Inditex, which owns Zara
- (Fashion)
- 14th September 2021, Mumbai: When the world's two biggest fashion conglomerates release quarterly sales numbers on Wednesday, No. 1 Inditex is expected to return to pre-pandemic levels as stores reopen ...
- Created on 14 September 2021
- 23. India’s online fashion growth resets with commitment fees, margin discipline
- (Apparel)
- ... practices. In the UK and US, the era of universal free returns ended between 2023 and 2024. High-street players such as Zara, H&M, and Boohoo now levy $2-$7 for mail-in returns. Nearly 80 per cent of the ...
- Created on 09 April 2026
- 24. From tailors to trendsetters fast fashion drives India’s menswear boom
- (Apparel)
- ... inflection. Clothing is no longer just utility, it’s a tool for self-expression. Brands offering a ‘Zara-level’ aesthetic at Indian masstige prices are winning. DFU Profile The rise of quick commerce ...
- Created on 23 March 2026
- 25. Inditex strengthens luxury streetwear with debut Bershka store in Bengaluru
- (Apparel)
- ... entry follows the sustained success of sister brands Zara and Massimo Dutti, signaling a calculated move to capture the high-discretionary spending power of India’s southern tech hubs. Bengaluru, which ...
- Created on 20 March 2026
- 26. Fast fashion falters, ethnicwear flourishes among Gen Z in India’s next retail cycle
- (Apparel)
- ... Western fast fashion (crowded) Gen Z ethnicwear (Blue Ocean) Market Structure Saturated: Dominated by giants (Zudio, Zara, Reliance) and 100+ D2C copycats. Fragmented: ...
- Created on 25 February 2026
- 27. India’s new inflation formula puts fashion, not food, at the center of growth
- (Apparel)
- ... that reportedly touch over 80 per cent. At roughly Rs 7,000 crore in revenue, the chain now outpaces the combined India business of global fast-fashion heavyweights such as Zara and H&M. The strategy mirrors ...
- Created on 16 February 2026
- 28. Trent demonstrates exceptional operational efficiency with 36% Y-o-Y rise in Q3, FY26 net profit
- (Apparel)
- ... joint ventures with Zara and Massimo Dutti. As of December 2025, the company manages over 1,100 large-box stores across 274 cities, encompassing 15 million sq ft. With a strong focus on private labels ...
- Created on 05 February 2026
- 29. Premium, phygital, profitable, the new playbook for Indian retail
- (Brands-To-Retail)
- ... (AI) in inventory management is solving the perennial retail headache: the returns crisis. By allowing customers to visualize garments in different lighting or virtually wear accessories, brands like Zara ...
- Created on 30 January 2026
- 30. The Safe Bet: Why Uniqlo’s minimalism is winning big in India
- (Apparel)
- ... Zara India (Inditex Trent) H&M India Revenue Rs 1,100+ cr Flat Sales (FY25) Single-digit growth Growth Rate 44% YoY 8% (FY24) 11.4% ...
- Created on 29 January 2026
- 31. Fast fashion loses momentum as India’s shoppers demand value and longevity
- (Apparel)
- ... Western labels, including Zara, Marks & Spencer, and Benetton, are either stagnating or contracting. The data suggests that Indian consumers, particularly urban Gen Z and millennials, are quietly rewriting ...
- Created on 21 January 2026
- 32. H&M India launches second consecutive capsule for Lollapalooza India 2026
- (Apparel)
- ... through this collaboration, we reinforce our commitment to culturally relevant retail, states Helena Kuylenstierna, Director, H&M India. As competitors like Zara and Westside intensify their localized ...
- Created on 10 January 2026
- 33. The Business of Dressing India: What the fashion pyramid reveals about consumer power
- (Apparel)
- ... wedding culture. The Accessible Core: Where fast fashion meets Indian urbanism Brands like Zara and H&M have become cultural landmarks for Indian millennials and Gen Z. Their rapid collection drops ...
- Created on 22 December 2025
- 34. The Kidswear Turnaround: When conscious parenting becomes a market-moving force
- (Apparel)
- ... of sustainability claims. Traditional retail players are not staying silent. International brands like H&M Kids and Zara Kids are aggressively expanding their footprints, while domestic labels such as ...
- Created on 28 November 2025
- 35. The New Economics of Fashion: Why efficiency beats expansion in India’s retail race
- (Apparel)
- ... Dead Stock Percentage (High Full-Price Sales) Global Fast Fashion (Zara) Vertical Integration & Speed Design-to-Shelf Speed (2-5 weeks) Low Markdown Rate (15% of items) ...
- Created on 13 November 2025
- 36. Snitch’s 30-day fashion cycle, where data and discipline drive Rs 520 cr growth
- (Apparel)
- ... 2025. Outpacing the old guard India’s fast-fashion market, estimated at $39.74 billion by 2032, is becoming a battleground. Global giants like Zara and H&M command brand equity, while domestic ...
- Created on 04 November 2025
- 37. From Tops to Tuesday Mornings: How a new business model is creating winner brands
- (Apparel)
- ... a single brand promise: living on the edge. This is OBM in its purest form merchandising a state of being rather than a product category. • Data-informed curation: Retailers like Zara leverage real-time ...
- Created on 28 October 2025
- 38. From high streets to mass markets, GST brings affordable fashion to the forefront
- (Apparel)
- ... premium apparel. The hike to 18 per cent GST for garments above Rs 2,500 puts brands like Zara, Levi’s, Lacoste, and Superdry in a difficult spot. For global retailers, India’s premium fashion market is ...
- Created on 16 September 2025
- 39. Shifting consumer tastes opening India's doors to global brand
- (Apparel)
- ... newcomers. Zara and H&M: These fast-fashion giants have adopted an aggressive expansion strategy, opening numerous stores in major metros and leveraging online platforms. Their affordable pricing and ...
- Created on 10 September 2025
- 40. The new math of India’s fashion retail is sales per sq. ft. over store footprint
- (Apparel)
- ... from Zara to Reliance Trends are investing heavily in omnichannel ecosystems, integrating apps, loyalty programs, and in-store tech to ensure frictionless movement across platforms. Fashion Guru Digital-first ...
- Created on 03 September 2025
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