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2. Zalando - Wikipedia

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   Zalando is active in a variety of business fields – from multi-brand online shopping (including their own brands), the shopping club Lounge by Zalando, outlets in 12 German cities, as well as logistics and marketing offers for retailers. In 2022, Zalando generated revenue of 10.3 billion Euro, with roughly 16,000 employees.

3. Outfittery - Wikipedia

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   Outfittery GmbH is a German online personal shopping service founded by Julia Bösch. [1] She came up with the idea of an online personal shopping service when a friend tried out a personal shopper service in New York. [2]

4. Tom Tailor - Wikipedia

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   Tom Tailor (TT) [2] is a German vertically integrated lifestyle fashion company [3] headquartered in Hamburg. The range includes clothing and accessories for men and women of all ages in the middle to upper price segment. In 2024, the company had 577 retail stores worldwide in 23 countries in Europe. [4]

5. H&M - Wikipedia

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   It specializes in modern clothing pieces for men and women that are less trend-oriented than other similarly priced labels. [81] COS makes clothing that can be worn beyond the season. [82] COS has 197 stores in 34 countries [83] in Europe, Asia, North America, Australia and the Middle East and currently retails online to 19 markets via cos.com.

6. Peek & Cloppenburg - Wikipedia

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   Peek & Cloppenburg is a German fast fashion retail chain [2] based in Düsseldorf and Hamburg. The chain is operated by two separate and independent companies, Peek & Cloppenburg KG Düsseldorf (known as P&C West) and Peek & Cloppenburg KG Hamburg (known as P&C North).

7. New Yorker (clothing) - Wikipedia

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   It all began in 1971, when Tilmar Hansen and Michael Simson opened the first New Yorker branch in downtown Flensburg, which at the time was just a simple jeans shop.A little later, Friedrich Knapp who later became managing director and also managed a denim store in Braunschweig at the time, joined the company.