Typo Vietnam stores open as Australian stationer stretches its Asian reach

January 16th, 2020

Typo Vietnam has launched its second store in Ho Chi Minh City, a month after making its debut in the country.

Located at Crescent Mall, the new Typo Vietnam store features a wide collection of gifts, decor and travel accessories.

The Australian stationery brand also offers special products featuring characters from Disney, Marvel and Star Wars.

Opening last month, the first Typo Vietnam store is located at the new development Aeon Mall Ha Dong in the capital city of Hanoi.

Founded in 2009, Typo operates more than 250 stores in 14 countries and regions, as well as an online destination that ships globally. It is owned by the Cotton On Group.

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