6ixty8ight in Hong Kong opens new store at East Point City
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6ixty8ight in Hong Kong has opened its 28th store, at East Point City.
With its home base in Hong Kong, the now-international lingerie and casualwear label is continuing to expand its brick-and-mortar network.
Having become one of the fastest-growing fashion brands in Asia since its launch in 2002, 6ixty8ight’s offering covers recent trends in lingerie, homeware, loungewear, casual wear and accessories.
6ixty8ight now has more than 200 stores across Greater China, South Korea, Singapore and Malaysia.
The company says it aims to create a seamless retail experience on its online platform and through its brick-and-mortar network.
Questions & Answers
Q.Where is 6ixty8ight's new store located in Hong Kong?
Where is 6ixty8ight's new store located in Hong Kong?
The new 6ixty8ight store in Hong Kong has opened at East Point City. This marks their 28th physical location in the region, contributing to their expanding brick-and-mortar network.
Q.What kind of products does 6ixty8ight offer to customers?
What kind of products does 6ixty8ight offer to customers?
6ixty8ight offers a range of products including lingerie, homeware, loungewear, casual wear, and accessories. Their collection focuses on recent trends within these categories for their customer base.
Q.How many stores does 6ixty8ight currently operate across all its markets?
How many stores does 6ixty8ight currently operate across all its markets?
6ixty8ight currently operates more than 200 stores across its various markets. These include Greater China, South Korea, Singapore, and Malaysia, in addition to its Hong Kong locations.
Q.What is 6ixty8ight's overall goal for its retail operations?
What is 6ixty8ight's overall goal for its retail operations?
The company aims to create a smooth retail experience for its customers. This goal applies to both its online platform and its extensive brick-and-mortar store network across its operating regions.
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