overview
About
History
Target group
Brand management
Global Market presence
The H&M Way/ Personality
Vision and Strategy
Brand awareness survey
Market role and
positioning
Competitors
Campaigns
Advertisement
(Social) Media Presence
Retail Design
Case Study
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about
Swedish fashion retailer
Known for its fast-fashion retail
1947 founded in Västerås, Sweden
Major market in Europe
4900 stores in 72 markets/ countries
47 markets with online shopping
The second largest clothing retailer in the world
The largest in Europe
Actively engages in E-commerce
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History
Founder: Erling Persson
1947 First Hennes Store in Västerås, Sweden , women‘s
clothing
1968 New CEO Mauritz Widforss. The ’M’ is added, the
product range grows to fashion for men, babies, kids and
youths
80s and 90s: European expansion, H&M launches its E-
commerce
2000s: H&M goes international, new brands are added to
the family.
2004 First designer collaboration with Karl Lagerfeld
Fashion is not a matter of prices
started the H&M trend
Following collaborations: Versace, Roberto Cavalli,
Alexander Wang and Stella McCartney
2010 and later: First stores in the South, old garments are
given a new life, & Other Stories and ARKET is launched
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Target group
Large array of customers
from kids, men to women.
Focuses on the young
market segment
Age: 15 -40 years
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Brand management
HOME
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GLOBAL Market presence
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GLOBAL Market Presence
MARKETS STORES FIRST STORE
Germany 466 1980
USA 575 2000
UK 301 1976
France 238 1998
China 535 2007
Sweden 176 1947
Italy 178 2003
Spain 170 2000
Netherlands 142 1989
Poland 186 2003
Total amount of stores 4958
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The H&M Way
–
brAND
PERSONALITY
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The H&M Way – BRAND PERSONALITY
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Vision and strategy - Vision statement
Our sustainability vision for the H&M group is to lead the
change towards a sustainable fashion industry while being a
fair and equal company. It is based on a fully circular
approach and renewable energy. The vision includes
working to achieve a fair, equal workplace both at the H&M
group and among suppliers, and contributing to good
communities based on diversity and inclusion. In this way,
we can continue to engage our customers and provide great
fashion and design choices — today, and into the future.
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Vision and strategy – Mission statement
To use our influence to bring
systematic change to the entire
fashion industry is one of H&M
Group’s greatest missions. We
want our customers to be proud of
what they wear, not only because
they look and feel good in their
clothes, but also because of the
way the clothes have been made
and the environmental and social
impact the garments have had.
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Vision and strategy - Brand values
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Vision and strategy - Brand values
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Brand Awareness Survey
Known for fast fashion
clothing
Quality at best prices
Poor marketing strategy
slows down the process of
distributing the company’s
products
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Brand image Answers
Fashionable
Affordable
Bad quality
Too expensive
Classic, basic, average
merchandise
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Improvement suggestions
Better fitting rooms
No sitting facilities
Better product quality
Too less discounts and
offers
Better window displays
Designs are too basic,
simple, average
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Brand attributes
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Window Display satisfaction
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Strength and weaknesses
STRENGTH WEAKNESSES
●
Present in many
retail channels –
stores, Internet, and
printed catalogues
●
The high demand
increases the
inventory turnover
and enables low
price cuts
●
Stores are refreshed
and reordered daily
with new collections
●
Easy to replicate the
design
●
Massive increase of
unsold inventory
●
Slow response to
changing costumer
trends
●
Insenstitive
promotions
●
The high demands
leads to a decrease of
the product quality
●
Focus on young
costumers under 25
of which 21% are
unemployed
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Market role
Great design should be
available to anyone
Democratise fashion
Making fashion
sustainable
Innovate, influence and
lead the way towards a
sustainable fashion future
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Market positioning
Aims to be ahead of the trends
Offers style and quality at best
price
Offers “fast-fashion” clothing,
from runway to racks in record
time
Sells European influenced
clothing in the International
market
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Competitors
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Competitors
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Competitors
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Campaigns
Collaboration with the
Italian designer
Giambattista Valli
A limited pre-collection was
available in selected H&M
stores around the world and
online on May 25th
Sneak peek of the
collection
The main collection
launches worldwide on
November 7, 2019
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Advertisement
Storytelling format
(daily life)
Nature themes
Moving, running,
jumping, happy people
talking about their
thoughts and lives
Strong personalities/
VIP endorsements
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Storytelling - All about linen campaign
VIP
Endorsements:
Actor Meena
Massoud
Fitness Coach
Crosby Tailor
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VIP endorsement - H&M Conscious Campaign
Actress
Rosario
Dawson
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Happy Nature theme - Swimwear Advertising
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SOCIAL MEDIA
PRESENCE
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Social Media - Facebook
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Social Media - Youtube
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Social Media - twitter
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Social Media
-
instagram
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Social Media - Pinterest
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Social Media - linKedIN
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Media presence
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Website presence
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H&M worldwide - Taiwan
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H&M
Worldwide
-
Kazakhstan
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H&M worldwide - Barcelona
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H&M Worldwide - Barcelona
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H&M worldwide - russia
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H&M Worldwide - netherlands
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CASE Study mall store – window display
Select City Walk
Mall, New Delhi
Stranger Things
Collection
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Case study mall store – window display
Select City
Walk Mall,
New Delhi
Summer
Splash
Collection
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Case study mall store - communication
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Case study mall store – Digital signages
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Case study mall store – campaign communication
H&M Conscios
Summer Splash
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Case study mall store – store design
Select City
Walk Shopping
Mall, New
Delhi, Delhi,
India
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Case study mall store – cash desk communication
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h&m brand analysis

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    overview About History Target group Brand management GlobalMarket presence The H&M Way/ Personality Vision and Strategy Brand awareness survey Market role and positioning Competitors Campaigns Advertisement (Social) Media Presence Retail Design Case Study
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 4 about Swedish fashion retailer Known for its fast-fashion retail 1947 founded in Västerås, Sweden Major market in Europe 4900 stores in 72 markets/ countries 47 markets with online shopping The second largest clothing retailer in the world The largest in Europe Actively engages in E-commerce
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 5 History Founder: Erling Persson 1947 First Hennes Store in Västerås, Sweden , women‘s clothing 1968 New CEO Mauritz Widforss. The ’M’ is added, the product range grows to fashion for men, babies, kids and youths 80s and 90s: European expansion, H&M launches its E- commerce 2000s: H&M goes international, new brands are added to the family. 2004 First designer collaboration with Karl Lagerfeld Fashion is not a matter of prices started the H&M trend Following collaborations: Versace, Roberto Cavalli, Alexander Wang and Stella McCartney 2010 and later: First stores in the South, old garments are given a new life, & Other Stories and ARKET is launched
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 6 Target group Large array of customers from kids, men to women. Focuses on the young market segment Age: 15 -40 years
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 7 Brand management HOME
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 8 GLOBAL Market presence
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 9 GLOBAL Market Presence MARKETS STORES FIRST STORE Germany 466 1980 USA 575 2000 UK 301 1976 France 238 1998 China 535 2007 Sweden 176 1947 Italy 178 2003 Spain 170 2000 Netherlands 142 1989 Poland 186 2003 Total amount of stores 4958
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 11 The H&M Way – brAND PERSONALITY
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 12 The H&M Way – BRAND PERSONALITY
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 14 Vision and strategy - Vision statement Our sustainability vision for the H&M group is to lead the change towards a sustainable fashion industry while being a fair and equal company. It is based on a fully circular approach and renewable energy. The vision includes working to achieve a fair, equal workplace both at the H&M group and among suppliers, and contributing to good communities based on diversity and inclusion. In this way, we can continue to engage our customers and provide great fashion and design choices — today, and into the future.
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 15 Vision and strategy – Mission statement To use our influence to bring systematic change to the entire fashion industry is one of H&M Group’s greatest missions. We want our customers to be proud of what they wear, not only because they look and feel good in their clothes, but also because of the way the clothes have been made and the environmental and social impact the garments have had.
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 17 Vision and strategy - Brand values
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 18 Vision and strategy - Brand values
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 19 Brand Awareness Survey Known for fast fashion clothing Quality at best prices Poor marketing strategy slows down the process of distributing the company’s products
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 21 Brand image Answers Fashionable Affordable Bad quality Too expensive Classic, basic, average merchandise
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 22 Improvement suggestions Better fitting rooms No sitting facilities Better product quality Too less discounts and offers Better window displays Designs are too basic, simple, average
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 23 Brand attributes
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 24 Window Display satisfaction
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 25 Strength and weaknesses STRENGTH WEAKNESSES ● Present in many retail channels – stores, Internet, and printed catalogues ● The high demand increases the inventory turnover and enables low price cuts ● Stores are refreshed and reordered daily with new collections ● Easy to replicate the design ● Massive increase of unsold inventory ● Slow response to changing costumer trends ● Insenstitive promotions ● The high demands leads to a decrease of the product quality ● Focus on young costumers under 25 of which 21% are unemployed
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 26 Market role Great design should be available to anyone Democratise fashion Making fashion sustainable Innovate, influence and lead the way towards a sustainable fashion future
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 27 Market positioning Aims to be ahead of the trends Offers style and quality at best price Offers “fast-fashion” clothing, from runway to racks in record time Sells European influenced clothing in the International market
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 28 Competitors
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 29 Competitors
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 30 Competitors
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 31 Campaigns Collaboration with the Italian designer Giambattista Valli A limited pre-collection was available in selected H&M stores around the world and online on May 25th Sneak peek of the collection The main collection launches worldwide on November 7, 2019
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 33 Advertisement Storytelling format (daily life) Nature themes Moving, running, jumping, happy people talking about their thoughts and lives Strong personalities/ VIP endorsements
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 34 Storytelling - All about linen campaign VIP Endorsements: Actor Meena Massoud Fitness Coach Crosby Tailor
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 35 VIP endorsement - H&M Conscious Campaign Actress Rosario Dawson
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 36 Happy Nature theme - Swimwear Advertising
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 37 SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCE
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 38 Social Media - Facebook
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 39 Social Media - Youtube
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 40 Social Media - twitter
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 41 Social Media - instagram
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 42 Social Media - Pinterest
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 43 Social Media - linKedIN
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 44 Media presence
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 45 Website presence
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 46 H&M worldwide - Taiwan
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 47 H&M Worldwide - Kazakhstan
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 48 H&M worldwide - Barcelona
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 49 H&M Worldwide - Barcelona
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 50 H&M worldwide - russia
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 51 H&M Worldwide - netherlands
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 52 CASE Study mall store – window display Select City Walk Mall, New Delhi Stranger Things Collection
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 53 Case study mall store – window display Select City Walk Mall, New Delhi Summer Splash Collection
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 54 Case study mall store - communication
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 55 Case study mall store – Digital signages
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 56 Case study mall store – campaign communication H&M Conscios Summer Splash
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 57 Case study mall store – store design Select City Walk Shopping Mall, New Delhi, Delhi, India
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    1 July 2021Sona Vanessa Baldeh 58 Case study mall store – cash desk communication
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