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H&M: Bringing Affordable Designer Fashion to the World
H&M is an international clothing retailer founded in Sweden and is now officially one of the largest in the world, just behind Zara. With a core aim of bringing designer-quality clothing at an affordable price for most, it has quickly become the clothing retailer of choice for many families worldwide. There are more than 4,500 stores globally and currently just over 260 in the United Kingdom. The clothing range encompasses garments for men, women, and children, including everything from trousers, skirts, jeans, dresses, T-shirts, knitwear, tops, footwear, underwear, and accessories to outerwear and cosmetic items.
With stores in 77 countries across the globe, it is fair to say that this retailer is one of the leading clothing companies in the world. In the UK, you will find one of their stores in all major cities and many larger towns as well. These can be found in local shopping centres, retail parks, and on the high street. Their famous bright red calligraphic logo, which has been synonymous with the brand for so many years, will catch your eye as soon as you see it.
H&M Opening times in the UK are fairly standardized, with most stores opening at 9 AM and closing at 6 PM between Monday and Saturday. Most Sunday hours are reduced to 11 AM to 5 PM. You can expect these times to alter during holiday periods due to local regulations. This means customers should check the opening times of their local store if they are planning a visit on Christmas, Boxing Day, New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, or on bank holidays. You can find the opening times of the branch closest to you in our branch locator.
The company is known worldwide, but many people will still be unaware of these five little facts about this powerhouse value retailing chain:
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It originally started out selling women's clothing under the name Hennes (which translates to 'hers' in English).
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Employees sometimes perform a choreographed dance at the opening of a new store as part of a tradition.
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Customers are able to donate second-hand clothing in a scheme to help the environment and can receive a discount off a purchase for doing so.
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The retailer has stores in 77 different countries.
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Astonishingly, it has close to 125,000 employees all over the world.
The company predominantly sells clothes and footwear for women, men, and children of all ages and is known for the quality of their products considering the budget price at which they are sold. Initially, the store focused only on women's clothing, but that soon changed, allowing them to expand further into the clothing market.
All types of clothes—from jeans, T-shirts, jackets, shirts, blouses, trousers, jumpers, and underwear—can be found on the shelves of the store, while they also have a good range of footwear available for purchase as well. While they make most of their money from their land-based establishments, they also sell their products online to customers in numerous countries around the world.
In 1947, Erling Persson founded his first shop in Sweden, and little would he have known then just how big an empire his small business would become. Primarily selling women's clothing and called Hennes, it wasn't until 1968 when he bought out a Stockholm hunting store by the name of Mauritz Widforss that the unisex clothing store Hennes & Mauritz was born.
Over the years, the company expanded all over Europe as its growth boomed. The first store outside of Scandinavia was actually in London, but almost every European country now has a number of branches. America, Asia, and the Middle East are just some of the regions that the retailer has expanded to in recent years.
