Online community takes on map mishap

Online community takes on map mishap

Social media users in Vietnam are not letting up when it comes to fashion brands in the country allegedly not respecting their customers by posting illegal maps on their websites and products.
H&M fighting to save fanbase after social media backlash

H&M fighting to save fanbase after social media backlash

The future performance of Swedish-backed H&M Vietnam has been on edge in the wake of a recent “nine-dash line” incident. 
Harsh reality sets in for fashion retail brands

Harsh reality sets in for fashion retail brands

While fashion fanatics will welcome the ever-increasing presence of international brands like UNIQLO, H&M, and Zara, the domestic consumer base has already lost a significant portion of its purchasing power amid the influence of the global health crisis on the economy, forcing domestic brands to face increased competition with new strategies to retain their business.
Is H&M unfit to pursue strategy to grow number of stores?

Is H&M unfit to pursue strategy to grow number of stores?

H&M decided to expand its network of outlets in Vietnam. However, the strategy may not work out as planned due to the strong preference for online retail.
H&M cuts ties with Chinese supplier over accusations of 'forced labour'

H&M cuts ties with Chinese supplier over accusations of 'forced labour'

Swedish clothing giant H&M said Tuesday it was ending its relationship with a Chinese yarn producer over accusations of "forced labour" involving ethnic and religious minorities from China's Xinjiang province.
Low supplies trouble textiles and garments

Low supplies trouble textiles and garments

Local suppliers of overseas fashion brands may have a bumpy road ahead as materials from China have been blocked due to COVID-19.
H&M keeps expanding amidst fast-fashion's slowdown globally

H&M keeps expanding amidst fast-fashion's slowdown globally

As the fast-fashion trend has been spiralling down in the global market, H&M still accelerates its presence in Southeast Asia, especially Vietnam.
Fast-fashion seeks speedy solutions

Fast-fashion seeks speedy solutions

High land lease prices, local preference on exported clothing, and the custom of shopping at local stores may not favour Japanese-based UNIQLO’s plan to make waves in Vietnam.
UNIQLO dips toe in Hanoi waters

UNIQLO dips toe in Hanoi waters

After announcing the opening of its first store at Parkson Saigon Tourist Plaza in Ho Chi Minh City, Uniqlo is now reqruiting staff in Hanoi.
UNIQLO to open three-storey store in Ho Chi Minh City by year-end

UNIQLO to open three-storey store in Ho Chi Minh City by year-end

UNIQLO is accelerating final preparations to launch its 3,000 square metre store in Ho Chi Minh City by the end of this year, a little behind schedule.
Local trend of sustainable development may threat H&M and Zara

Local trend of sustainable development may threat H&M and Zara

Despite being the second-largest polluters in the world, fast-fashion brands are growing at a tremendous pace in Vietnam.
EVFTA may help Phong Phu become new supplier of Zara and H&M

EVFTA may help Phong Phu become new supplier of Zara and H&M

The local textile industry will reap great benefits from the EVFTA, as demonstrated by Phong Phu JSC becoming a supplier to brands like Zara, H&M, and Levis.
Meuw Menswear opens in Haiphong

Meuw Menswear opens in Haiphong 1

Urban fashion brand Meuw Menswear opens its fourth store, this time taking on the Haiphong fashion scene.
Potential new contender to challenge e-commerce

Potential new contender to challenge e-commerce

In tackling violations by e-commerce firms related to low-quality goods and fake discounts, the opening of dedicated shopping websites is set to become an inevitable trend in order to avoid negative impacts from conducting business on common e-commerce platforms, and reducing dependence on them. Anh Huong reports.
Fast fashion set to transform market

Fast fashion set to transform market

The proliferation of foreign fast fashion brands in Vietnam is heating up the local sector and drawing in more and more newcomers, which forces local brands to transform and improve their capacity to compete. Kim Anh reports.
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