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Cos, H&m’s High-end Fashion Brand, To Debut In India With New Delhi Store

By Minjun ParkIndia
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Cos, the fashion brand owned by H&M and renowned for its “Collection of Style,” is set to make its debut in India later this year.

Store Location and Offerings

The inaugural store will be situated in New Delhi, India’s capital. It will exhibit the brand’s trademark contemporary aesthetic, featuring ready-to-wear collections along with accessories. The product range will cater to women, men, and children, thereby covering all demographics.

Cos is globally recognized for its minimalist design, with a strong emphasis on craftsmanship. The brand is eager to bring its approach of creating long-lasting, durable fashion pieces to the new Indian market.

Company Vision

The company expressed its excitement for the new venture stating, “We are excited to introduce Cos to the Indian market and bring our emphasis on craftsmanship and innovative materials to a new audience.”

Established in 2007, Cos has grown into a significant global presence. The brand operates 239 stores across 48 physical markets and holds an online presence in 38 markets. Apart from running its own outlets, the brand also sells through wholesale and franchise channels, marking its omnipresence in the fashion industry.

Questions & Answers

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Where will Cos open its first store in India?

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The first Cos store in India will be opened in New Delhi.

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What is Cos known for?

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Cos is globally recognized for its minimalist design and a strong emphasis on craftsmanship.

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How does Cos distribute its products?

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Cos operates physical stores, has an online presence, and sells through wholesale and franchise channels.

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