H&M began as Hennes in 1947 as a women's clothing store in Sweden. In 1968, Mauritz Widforss acquired Hennes and renamed it Hennes & Mauritz (H&M). Since then, H&M has grown to over 3,000 stores in 53 countries. H&M pioneered collaborations with high-end designers to make their designs more affordable, partnering with names like Karl Lagerfeld, Stella McCartney, Viktor & Rolf, and more. H&M emphasizes sustainability through initiatives like garment collecting and using organic and recycled materials in clothing.
Economical Importance in Fashion IndustryVISHWA VARUN
Fashion is, Fashion is a popular style in a particular time or practice by definition, change.
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Fashion adds an important design dimension to textiles or leather artefacts, which is capable of providing a continual and varied flow of new products.
The factories manufacture clothes, but consumers buy emotions, hope and dreams.
Fashion retail is typically a consumer goods market.
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Economical Importance in Fashion IndustryVISHWA VARUN
Fashion is, Fashion is a popular style in a particular time or practice by definition, change.
Success in fashion comes with the ability to grasp and recreate in clothes and accessories the ethereal spirit of the time and voluble desires of customers.
Fashion adds an important design dimension to textiles or leather artefacts, which is capable of providing a continual and varied flow of new products.
The factories manufacture clothes, but consumers buy emotions, hope and dreams.
Fashion retail is typically a consumer goods market.
It is characterized by very short product life, fickle consumer preferences, numerous competitors, relatively easy entry and exit, and a myriad of manufacturing, marketing and retail alternatives.
This report provides an analysis regarding the identification and evaluation of the strategies that H&M might adopt for increasing its investments and growth by utilizing BCG model and for prioritizing the investments by exploiting GE McKinsey, Ashridge model and the analysis from the strategic review. Moreover, for the growth of the company, among the available frameworks, the one of Blue Ocean Strategy was implemented because a free space of innovation was identified. Furthermore, H&M’s internationalization opportunities were found by assessing the attractiveness of the market through PESTEL analysis, CAGE framework and competitive characteristics. Finally, the report provides a detailed analysis for areas of internal improvements, what the company should plan for developing them and how is going to supervise the process.
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What's really exciting is that H&M is actually starting to do this. Not on our recommendation, of course, but as a reaction to recent press around their practice of throwing unsold clothing into the trash.
As always in fashion, one man's trash...
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5. 1947 Hennes
Women Clothing
start in Sweden
1968 H&M is
created after
acquired mauritz
Listed in
Stockholm stock
exchange
1974
1976
First international
Store in London
1998
First e-commerce
2000 usa
Middle East 2006
Global present
Continues ….
6. Mission
Ensures to always have
the best customer
offering in each and
every market. We offer
collections that are
wide-ranging and varied
for women, men and
children.
Vision
H&M’s business
operations aim to be run
in a way that is
economically, socially
and environmentally
sustainable. By
sustainable, we mean
that the needs of both
present and future
generations must be
fulfilled.
8. “the H&M spirit”
Core Values
We believe in people
We are one team
Constant Improvement
Straightforward and
Open-minded
Entrepreneurial spirit
Keep it simple
Cost conscious
… in all we do, sustainability is a
natural part .
17. collection hitted 400 selected H&M stores in
22 countries in Europe and North America.
25 per cent of the proceeds from the sales of one garment, a t-shirt of one hundred
per cent organic cotton, will be donated in full to various animal welfare organisations.
20. In March 2007, they launched
another collaboration designed
by the pop star Madonna.
“M by Madonna”
21. The 'M by Madonna' fashion
line will reflect Madonna's
timeless, unique and always
glamorous style.
22. For spring and summer 2009,
the British designer Matthew
Williamson created two
exclusive ranges for the
company”
23. the first being a collection of women's
clothes and the second collection saw
Williamson branch into menswear for the
first time, again, only in selected stores.
The second collection also
featured swimwear for men and
women and was available in every
company store worldwide.
24. In November 2009, collection by Jimmy Choo
featuring shoes and handbags
25. The collection also included
clothing designed by Jimmy
Choo for the first time; in
which many garments were
made from suede and leather,
and was available in 200
stores worldwide, including
London's Oxford Circus store.
29. VERSACE FOR H&M SOLD OUT IN 30 MINUTES IN
Dubai and Beijing sold out in under 30 minutes
30. The Balmain x H&M collaboration was announced at the Billboard Music
Awards in Las Vegas
31. Online products sold
out within an hour.
Pieces have already
cropped up on eBay,
where some are
priced at twice their
retail value.
32. The KENZO x H&M collection will be available in over 250 H&M stores
worldwide, as well as online, from November 3.
The ambassadors featured in the lookbook are: writer and
activist Amy Sall, photographer Youngjun Koo, artist and
DJ Juliana Huxtable, musician and performance artist Oko
Ebombo, fashion editor Harriet Verney, make-up artist
Isamaya Ffrench, artist Ingrid, musician Anna of the North,
model and rapper Le1f, as well as models Mae Lapres, Hao
Liu, Selena Forrest, Tom Gaskin, Julia Banas and Pierre
Painchaud.
35. H&M aims to make recycling ‘cool’
with first ever sustainability
campaign
H&M has launched its first ever
campaign that focuses on
behavioural change by encouraging
consumers to recycle their
unwanted clothes as it seeks to
pave the way for “a sustainable
fashion future”.
The campaign, which will launch on 18
April and run for a week, has been
created to promote World Recycle Week.
It sees the high street fashion retailer
release a campaign song and video,
‘Rewear it’, which is written and
performed by singer M.I.A. The video will
be promoted on the brand’s social
channels and supported by a TV
campaign.
37. H&M first launched its worldwide Garment Collecting initiative in
2013 and has since then collected over 40,000 tonnes of
clothing. Customers can bring any unwanted garments and
textiles, from any brand and in any condition, to any H&M store,
all year around. The goal is to increase the amount of garments
collected, every year, so that we reach a total collected volume of
25,000 tonnes per year by 2020.
https://www.marketingweek.com/2016/04/12/hm-aims-to-make-recycling-cool-with-first-ever-sustainability-campaign/
40. There Are No Rules in Fashion But One: Recycle Your Clothes
H&M has teamed up with DoSomething.org to launch the "Close the Loop College Cup"
competition, focusing on recycling amongst U.S. college campuses. The competition, running
September 3rd through October 1st, has invited 50 colleges from around the country to compete
to collect the most clothing to recycle at local H&M stores. Ambassadors from each school will
lead their teams and classmates by collecting and recycling unwanted clothing around their
campuses to be eligible to win a $2,000 scholarship, new laptops, and other compelling prizes
for their teams and school.
47. THE BIGGEST
COTTON BALL
“WE ARE THE WORLD’S LARGEST ORGANIC COTTON USER”
Cotton is the raw material we use the most. However, cotton is also a
challenging commodity throughout the fashion value chain. It
requires a lot of water to grow, and ensuring a fair income for cotton
farmers is not always easy. Our aim is for all cotton in our range to
come from sustainable sources by 2020.
48. We wont said that we are better
than any fashion company,
BUT WE ARE #1
Even though our opponent is not nearly suit in top 100 global brand.
In 2016 index, We were ranked place 20 and the no.1 company in our
apparel section.
49.
50. 100
PERCENT
CITRUS
Orange may very well be the new black. Using
by-products instead of growing a dedicated crop
is the perfect opportunity to produce sustainable
textile fabrics which is the foundation of this
sustainable innovation. The yarn produced from
the by-products from citrus juice production can
be used to create different types of textiles
51. GROWING
TEXTILE FIBER
UNDERWATER
Many materials that are currently used in fashion
leave some kind of environmental footprint. This
innovation would minimize fashion’s footprint by
making use of a material that grows in oceans,
lakes and waterways and doesn’t require fresh
water nor take up land that could otherwise be
used for growing food.
52. THE POLYESTER
DIGESTER
Polyester is the world’s most common fiber
for making textiles and clothes, but it’s
difficult to recycle it effectively. This
innovation involves a new type of microbe
that eats waste and creates useful
ingredients, which in turn can be used to
produce new polyester without loss in
quality. These unique microbes eat polyester
and break it down into its most basic
substances. The raw material can then be
sold to polyester manufacturers that use it to
produce new textiles
53.
54. Our shirt made from sustainable natural
fibers & recycled bottles. Our tri-blend shirts are
constructed of organic, U.S. cotton, polyester produced
from recycled plastic bottles and modal.
USEDCRAFT T-SHIRT
non synthetic fertilizer
non synthetic pesticide
“Made in Haiti, for a living wage
that keeps families together.”
55. SMART TEXTILE
Made from cotton fiber that treats on a molecular
level then spin into fabric. The treatment block
all fluid such as vine, coffee or tea.
Odor & Stain Repellent
Rarely need ironing
Best technology quality and Fashionable
