US Apparel Retail Giant GAP Develops Austria Market

The standard newspaper reported on October 3, 2014 that the first store opened by the American Apparel retail giant GAP in Austria opened yesterday. The 550 square meter store is located in the famous Danube commercial center in Vienna and operates mid-range clothing.

Stefan Laban, senior vice president of GAP, said: Austria's market competition is intense and its purchasing power is high. The American style of leisure can succeed here.

GAP plans to open five to six stores in major cities in Austria in two to three years.

GAP, founded in 1969, operates in more than 90 countries, with more than 3100 proprietary stores and more than 350 specialised stores.

In 2013, turnover reached a record 13 billion euros, and the most important growth market was China.

Japan has over 6 men's monthly clothing fees not exceeding 600 yuan.

Young men give people the impression of being fashionable and spending money on clothes.

However, it is surprising that matchalarm, a Japanese research firm, surveyed 2226 single men at the end of September on the "monthly costumes" survey, and showed that up to 7 of men spent less than 10 thousand yen (about 600 yuan) on their monthly costumes.

Original title: Japan exceeds 6 men's monthly clothing fee not more than 600 yuan

Japanese young men give people the impression of being fashionable and spending money on clothes.

However, it is surprising that matchalarm, a Japanese research firm, surveyed 2226 single men at the end of September on the "monthly costumes" survey, and showed that up to 7 of men spent less than 10 thousand yen (about 600 yuan) on their monthly costumes.

When asked how much money they spent on clothes for one month, the most frequently answered questions were "5 thousand to 10 thousand yen (about 300 to 600 yuan)" (30%), followed by "10 thousand to 30 thousand yen (about 600 to 1800 yuan)" (28.7%), and "1 thousand to 1 thousand yen (from the" to ").

Over 6 of the total men spend less than 600 yuan per month on clothing.

Yes.

The single man who paid less than 10 thousand yen asked the reason for their reasons. "The clothes do not need to be bought every month" (30 age group). "Only buy in season change" (20 age group), "clothes do not buy much, but wear out the high-end effect" (20 age group).

And "men who dress more than 10 thousand yen per month" often reply to "like to buy clothes" (20 age group), "spend money differently according to season, spend more on winter clothing" (30 age group), "see clothes that you like must buy hands."