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Interesting story about Zara supply chain

By TIFFANY MONTGOMERY
October 10, 2008 06:01 AM

BusinessWeek has a story about Zara and how it uses its supply chain to win the "fast fashion" game.

Several surf shop owners have told me the fast fashion experts like Zara and H & M who are expanding in the U.S. are hurting junior sales at core stores.

Zara has developed a supply chain over the years that allows the company to move designs from sketch pad to store in as little as two weeks.

The company also makes a lot of its most fashionable goods domestically in Spain and other nearby countries which costs more, but allows for faster turnaround and to save on shipping, the story said.

Here's a link to the complete story.

 

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