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This document discusses Uniqlo's positioning in the global apparel market and strategies for achieving its goal of becoming the largest apparel retailer. It outlines Uniqlo's current sales and store count. The SWOT analysis notes Uniqlo's strengths in supply chain and decision making but weaknesses in risk management. It suggests Uniqlo could improve by balancing speed and flexibility with risk hedging when selecting merger/cooperation partners to help achieve its growth goal.
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Uniqlo is expanding into Toronto and plans to open its first Canadian flagship store at Yonge and Dundas Square. The company will target men and women aged 18-34 who are professionals or pursuing post-secondary education. Uniqlo will highlight its strategy of high quality, low price apparel through advertisements and the introduction of a $150 HEATTECH parka jacket. The goal is to gain 1% market share in Canada by 2022.
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1. Uniqlo aims to provide cheap, high-quality clothing for everyday wear to appeal to everyone.
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UNIQLO is a Japanese clothing brand known for affordable, high-quality basics. The document discusses UNIQLO's business model and strategies, including its focus on developing exceptional quality products based on customer feedback. It also examines UNIQLO's expansion internationally, competitive situation in Malaysia, and notable projects around brand ambassadors and sustainability initiatives.
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Uniqlo is a Japanese casual wear brand that started as a division of Fast Retailing in 1949. It has since expanded internationally with over 800 stores in Japan and hundreds more across Asia, Europe and North America. Uniqlo aims to offer basic, high-quality clothing made for all ages at affordable price points. It has pursued an aggressive international expansion strategy and set a goal of 5 trillion yen in annual sales by 2020.
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Uniqlo aims to become the world's largest apparel retailer and hit sales of 2 trillion JPY annually. A SWOT analysis identified strengths in branding and pricing but weaknesses in spring/summer lines. Options to address this include expanding aggressively overseas (C), introducing a new product line featuring the Uniqlo logo (D), and adding more spring/summer products (E). The recommendation is to pursue C, D and E as they offer growth potential while managing risk, with F also an option.
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UNIQLO is planning a traveling fashion tour called the UNIQLO World Fashion Tour that will visit 12 cities around the world. In each city, UNIQLO will set up a temporary pavilion made from repurposed shipping containers for 3 days of fashion shows, parties, and exhibitions about UNIQLO's brand and culture. The goal is to attract new customers, build relationships with existing customers, and boost sales by exposing more people to UNIQLO's simple, comfortable clothing style through an interactive mobile experience.
Group 5 (UNIQLO)
UNIQLO is a Japanese clothing retail chain founded in 1974 with headquarters in Tokyo. It has over 800 stores in Japan and is expanding internationally, now with over 100 stores in China, 65 in Korea, and 3 in the US. While UNIQLO never displays its logo prominently, it has gained popularity through high quality, affordable basic apparel and its "Heattech" line of functional underwear. As it expands globally, UNIQLO faces opportunities but also threats of intensive competition in new markets where it has low market share.
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Uniqlo is the largest apparel brand in Japan owned by Fast Retailing. It became popular among every generation since introducing fleece jackets. Uniqlo offers high quality products at low prices, attractive campaigns, monopolized products, and well-educated employees. However, it lacks specialized products, an image of being "high end," and attractive TV ads. Long-term recommendations include introducing maternity, organic, and personalized ranges to appeal to more demographics and stay competitive against brands like H&M, Zara, and Gap. Emphasis should be placed on innovation, expanded product lines, improved advertising, and increasing the brand's visibility.
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1. Uniqlo aims to provide cheap, high-quality clothing for everyday wear to appeal to everyone.
2. Its unique selling point is clothing that is low price but reasonable quality.
3. To enhance its strengths, Uniqlo will divide products into casual and fashion lines, open more stores in residential areas, and improve inventory exchange between stores.
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UNIQLO is a Japanese clothing brand known for affordable, high-quality basics. The document discusses UNIQLO's business model and strategies, including its focus on developing exceptional quality products based on customer feedback. It also examines UNIQLO's expansion internationally, competitive situation in Malaysia, and notable projects around brand ambassadors and sustainability initiatives.
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Uniqlo is a Japanese casual wear brand that started as a division of Fast Retailing in 1949. It has since expanded internationally with over 800 stores in Japan and hundreds more across Asia, Europe and North America. Uniqlo aims to offer basic, high-quality clothing made for all ages at affordable price points. It has pursued an aggressive international expansion strategy and set a goal of 5 trillion yen in annual sales by 2020.
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Uniqlo aims to become the world's largest apparel retailer and hit sales of 2 trillion JPY annually. A SWOT analysis identified strengths in branding and pricing but weaknesses in spring/summer lines. Options to address this include expanding aggressively overseas (C), introducing a new product line featuring the Uniqlo logo (D), and adding more spring/summer products (E). The recommendation is to pursue C, D and E as they offer growth potential while managing risk, with F also an option.
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UNIQLO is planning a traveling fashion tour called the UNIQLO World Fashion Tour that will visit 12 cities around the world. In each city, UNIQLO will set up a temporary pavilion made from repurposed shipping containers for 3 days of fashion shows, parties, and exhibitions about UNIQLO's brand and culture. The goal is to attract new customers, build relationships with existing customers, and boost sales by exposing more people to UNIQLO's simple, comfortable clothing style through an interactive mobile experience.
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UNIQLO is a Japanese clothing retail chain founded in 1974 with headquarters in Tokyo. It has over 800 stores in Japan and is expanding internationally, now with over 100 stores in China, 65 in Korea, and 3 in the US. While UNIQLO never displays its logo prominently, it has gained popularity through high quality, affordable basic apparel and its "Heattech" line of functional underwear. As it expands globally, UNIQLO faces opportunities but also threats of intensive competition in new markets where it has low market share.
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Ensure top level of growth, with an increasing presence abroad
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- Fast Retailing's UNIQLO brand aims to become the largest apparel retailer and achieve 2 trillion JPY in annual sales.
- UNIQLO has established a unique selling point of providing good quality, well-designed Japanese fast fashion for customers.
- To communicate this brand proposition, UNIQLO develops marketing strategies focused on price, place, product, and promotion such as using celebrities, interactive websites, social media, and TV ads to create a unique Japanese fashion experience.
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1) Uniqlo is planning a worldwide fashion tour to promote their brand with moving pavilions that will travel to locations around the world.
2) The pavilions will host fashion shows, exhibitions, stores, and parties to showcase Uniqlo's style and products.
3) The plan involves designs for the pavilions and events, social media and PR communications, and marketing research tailored for each location.
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Target of quadrupling annual sales to Y2,000 billion by 2020
Ensure profitability, with the SPA business model
Ensure top level of growth, with an increasing presence abroad
Win customers by responding to their demand
Sticking to Uniqlo’s core positioning ‘quality at reasonable price’
Launch of hit products : basic design combined with high performance
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- Fast Retailing's UNIQLO brand aims to become the largest apparel retailer and achieve 2 trillion JPY in annual sales.
- UNIQLO has established a unique selling point of providing good quality, well-designed Japanese fast fashion for customers.
- To communicate this brand proposition, UNIQLO develops marketing strategies focused on price, place, product, and promotion such as using celebrities, interactive websites, social media, and TV ads to create a unique Japanese fashion experience.
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2) The pavilions will host fashion shows, exhibitions, stores, and parties to showcase Uniqlo's style and products.
3) The plan involves designs for the pavilions and events, social media and PR communications, and marketing research tailored for each location.
UNIQLO strategic communication plan
This document outlines a strategic communication plan for Uniqlo Co., Ltd. to expand in the US market. The plan aims to correct Uniqlo's brand image, increase e-commerce and store sales, and become the world's largest clothing retailer. Key tactics include media relations, social media campaigns, collaborations, and evaluating success based on media coverage, online engagement, sales, and survey results. The target audiences are millennials, non-typical fashion followers, families, and occasional consumers interested in quality, comfort and unique style over trends.
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Uniqlo uses a direct marketing approach, selling products exclusively through its own retail stores and online store. It focuses on basic apparel like shirts, pants, and outerwear made from high-quality materials. Uniqlo promotes through digital advertising, sales promotions, and public relations campaigns. It prices competitively based on similar products from rivals like Zara, H&M, and Gap. Overall Uniqlo aims to appeal to a wide customer base with affordable, high-performance casual clothing.
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Uniqlo uses a 4P marketing strategy of Product, Price, Place, and Promotion. Their products are high quality, inexpensive, and simple clothing made from unique fabrics. They price items affordably between 2000-8000 yen to be accessible while differentiating from competitors. Uniqlo distributes products through retail stores globally and online. They promote through tailored digital ads, social media, and loyalty programs to increase brand awareness.
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Competitive Analysis
Uniqlo is a brand facing competition all over the world; however, the major competitors include but not limited to H&M, American Eagle Outfitters, Zara, Gap Inc., H&M (Hennes & Mauritz)and MUJI. In the global market where fast fashion has taken over the market, the consumer is indeed presented with a diversity of options (Marshall & Johnston, 2019). Despite the appearance and the notion that the big brands wield all the authority to persuade the customers, ultimately the power lie in the hands of every individual company.
Uniqlo store was tidy and well assorted-nothing seemed misplaced and this gave it a competitive edge because customers found it easier to locate their preferred sizes and styles. Also, the company’s technology and innovation has been futuristic, their product information is established right into the modern and pleasing displays, the maps of the stores are kept and set up at strategic points making it very easier for the customers to navigate and shop. Men and women sections compartmentalized and the sale section is designed centrally making it very easier for the customers to find bargains (Marshall & Johnston, 2019). The change rooms are pretty and smaller considering the huge size of the store. Nevertheless H&M is also not leaving anything to chance. The company has been giving Uniqlo a run on its investment through a very comprehensive and strategic moves in the industry. The company is fairly innovative and organized in its stores, boasting of the similar setup as Uniqlo- the store directories and strategic points, their digitization and the rating station. Unlike the smaller changing rooms at Uniqlo, H&M is vast in its changing rooms with its point of sales scattered and much harder to differentiate.
Consequently, the assortment offering ready in-store is where there is a real distinction. For instance, Uniqlo is emphasizing the provision of affordable basics plus innovative fabric technology, this means that, customers will not be entangled with numerous fast-fashion pieces or runway knock offs (Marshall & Johnston, 2019). But despite being on the limelight with a large assortment, the breadth is very small because many styles are replicated in various colors or a slightly altered signature silhouette.
Regarding the quality, Uniqlo always discloses country of origin and the information pertaining to the content of the fabric on their price tag (Marshall & Johnston, 2019). They are very transparent in keeping customers in the know about what they are buying and prices are relatively affordable and fair. For instance, a cashmere sweater would be ranging from $40 to $100 with a great fit (Marshall & Johnston, 2019).
H&M is boasting of their wider assortment between the two and it is extremely focusing on trends with a deep breath of fashionable products. Somewhat the quality is feeling cheaper because of the natu ...
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Uniqlo Clothes
Competitive Analysis
Uniqlo is a brand facing competition all over the world; however, the major competitors include but not limited to H&M, American Eagle Outfitters, Zara, Gap Inc., H&M (Hennes & Mauritz)and MUJI. In the global market where fast fashion has taken over the market, the consumer is indeed presented with a diversity of options (Marshall & Johnston, 2019). Despite the appearance and the notion that the big brands wield all the authority to persuade the customers, ultimately the power lie in the hands of every individual company.
Uniqlo store was tidy and well assorted-nothing seemed misplaced and this gave it a competitive edge because customers found it easier to locate their preferred sizes and styles. Also, the company’s technology and innovation has been futuristic, their product information is established right into the modern and pleasing displays, the maps of the stores are kept and set up at strategic points making it very easier for the customers to navigate and shop. Men and women sections compartmentalized and the sale section is designed centrally making it very easier for the customers to find bargains (Marshall & Johnston, 2019). The change rooms are pretty and smaller considering the huge size of the store. Nevertheless H&M is also not leaving anything to chance. The company has been giving Uniqlo a run on its investment through a very comprehensive and strategic moves in the industry. The company is fairly innovative and organized in its stores, boasting of the similar setup as Uniqlo- the store directories and strategic points, their digitization and the rating station. Unlike the smaller changing rooms at Uniqlo, H&M is vast in its changing rooms with its point of sales scattered and much harder to differentiate.
Consequently, the assortment offering ready in-store is where there is a real distinction. For instance, Uniqlo is emphasizing the provision of affordable basics plus innovative fabric technology, this means that, customers will not be entangled with numerous fast-fashion pieces or runway knock offs (Marshall & Johnston, 2019). But despite being on the limelight with a large assortment, the breadth is very small because many styles are replicated in various colors or a slightly altered signature silhouette.
Regarding the quality, Uniqlo always discloses country of origin and the information pertaining to the content of the fabric on their price tag (Marshall & Johnston, 2019). They are very transparent in keeping customers in the know about what they are buying and prices are relatively affordable and fair. For instance, a cashmere sweater would be ranging from $40 to $100 with a great fit (Marshall & Johnston, 2019).
H&M is boasting of their wider assortment between the two and it is extremely focusing on trends with a deep breath of fashionable products. Somewhat the quality is feeling cheaper because of the natu ...
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- 1. GLOBAL MARKETING TEAM : ACE JunghyunCho(10bn952l) YUKIKO SAWA(08bn059n) TAISUKE MIYAMAE(08bn118j) YUKI WATANABE(08bn137j)
- 2. OUTLINE Brunches of First Retailing What is UNIQLO UNIQLO’s positioning SWOT of UNIQLO How could UNIQLO be better How could UNIQLO achieve its goal
- 3. Brunches of First Retailing
- 4. What is UNIQLO? UNIQLO is the world 6th apparel retailer with sales of 568.4billion yen. Has 944 stores in the world. Established in 1984 GOAL - To be the world largest apparel retailer -To hit sales of 2 trillion JPY per year, just over double that of 2010
- 5. UNIQLO’s current positioning High fashion F21 H&M GAP ZARA UNIQLO High quality Low price 0 Basic
- 6. SWOT of UNIQLO S W -Creating existing product as a new -Sensitivity of customer behavior and global economic -Scale of economy -speedy and flexible decision making through SPA -The synergies gained by the merger and cooperation -Lack of risk hedging -shift from pull strategy to push strategy -Cost and time O T -From speedy and flexible decision making, Uniqlo can be the first mover -Misdirection of position
- 7. How could UNIQLO be better? Uniqlo has less process in decision making. So it’s speedy and flexible. But it lacks risk hedging
- 8. How could UNIQLO be better? Balance between speed/flexibility and risk hedging needs to be adjusted.
- 9. How could UNIQLO achieve its goal As Uniqlo has been doing, it should merger and cooperate with other companies due to spreading their business area to achieve its goal. But it has been failed most of the time. So, by adjusting balance between speed/flexibility and risk hedging, Uniqlo can select right partner to merger and cooperate to achieve its goal.
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