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baronbonbon they copy trends not models. Which makes sense when they design a huge amount of models. They actually have a network of watchers in the most important capitals to notice new trends and design accordingly
in our city mall Zara store is in the middle and Pull&Bear on right and Bershka is on the left. ..i didn't know they belong to the same manufacturer! !!
I lived in à Coruña for some time. even visited the first Zara store which weirdly enough is not a thing, not even a small note saying this is the first store, huge contrast with the first Starbucks for example. As for Ortega, it would have been interesting to point out he lives in a simple flat, very simple lifestyle, well below his means.
I read a book on Amancio Ortrga for my bussines course. He had absolutely no pictures of him taken so he could walk the streets and have a normal life, being the most famous bussinessman in the area. His first picture is the one you see used the first minutes and it was taken in the early 90's if I recall correctly. Also I don't mean to say INDITEX are saints, but the reason their clothes are cheaper is because of their fully integrated high tech logistics. They control the design, manufacturing, distribution, transportation and sales. They even made innovations in database and inventory control waay before anyone, so they could make the least bought clothes cheaper and cheaper untill eventually getting them all out in the market. Sorry, I got carried away.
"As for Ortega, it would have been interesting to point out he lives in a simple flat, very simple lifestyle, well below his means." He has a full building in the city center (Marina) and you forgot to mention his house in Oleiros. Still simple for him but not really a flat.
The reason Zara managed to drop the idea-to-store time to only 14 days had very little to do with them owning the entire production line. It was because they were fast to adopt the "lean" business strategy. Lean focuses on shortening the production time instead of focusing on resource efficiency. The truck is only half full? Send it off, rather half a truck of fresh clothes than full truck of yesterday's fashion! Half the workers have nothing to do? Great, when something comes up there will be no delay before it is dealt with! This philosophy is based on the Toyota Production System developed by Toyota over decades. It took long before western manufacturers jumped on the train but it is now commonly used in all fields, but don’t be fooled by how simple it sounds, in practice it gets a lot more complicated! Syncing deliveries and eliminating storage is difficult!
New subbie here from Zambia. I discovered your channel two days ago and have been binge watching ever since. Really love your voice, style and of course the content. Keep it up.
Please do more on clothing companies, wether streetwear or high fashion. The brands I'm interested in: Gucci, A Bathing Ape, Supreme or Balmain/Givenchy/Goyard. I find Bape and Supreme wholly fascinating.
Do Sears next. From their rise to a household name and a tour de force to their failure to adapt to the new online world (despite their massive infrastructure and it would have been easy to take their catalogue system online) and how they're now a shell of their former self. I'd really like to see a bit of a deeper look and your take on things.
hes not pushing the businesses for us to buy from them. they are only educational. as he doesn't link to any corporate websites, if you wanted to buy from them, you have to seek them out yourself.
Personally I always try to have my closing custom-made, it’s actually not as scary expensive as people might think whenever you talk about having items done custom people think of super super expensive but that’s only if you go to like a fashion mogul and have them make your clothes like if you go to Louis Vuitton or Versace into custom clothing or you can literally just go and buy very high-quality materials of whatever you want and then pay the labor to have them made especially in other countries a lot of people don’t realize this in the United States but in other parts of the world were human labor is cheap it is actually the norm to have all of your clothing custom made women mostly just by fabrics and then they take it to the seamstresses and they told them what they want if they want rhinestones they buy rhinestones and tell the seams just where they want them etc. I am not a big fan of fast fashion at all except for the on occasional item like a scarf or something like that or if you just need a sweater but generally I look at close is more of an investment and like to be able to get at least a good year out of them I have custom made clothing that I’ve actually gotten several years out of it also has to do with how well you take care of your clothes when you wash them a lot of people do not wash their clothes with as much hair as we could
I really enjoy your channel, watched all I think, he's now the 6th richest man in the world, according to Wikipedia the list fluctuates year on year. I think a video on IKEA, Disney & Walmart would be interesting additions. Thanks for the entertainment and ignore the negative people, I can't imagine why anyone would dislike these videos.
I thought the same thing in the 1st grade. It was frustrating. Apparently, they lost a war in the 14th century due to incompetent military strategy in its attempt to conquer the rest of the Iberian peninsula.
@@roseforeuropa Well Spain just needs one more baby boom and possible they will eat the whole Portugal Economy. The biggest spanish food retail arrived to portugal 2 years ago and it started to eat everything there.
Zara's fast fashion model is obviously popular and in demand. I appreciate having access to modestly priced stylish basics within my capsule wardrobe . Selling fast fashion is necessarily unsustainable because I wear my clothes for over 10 years.
I had never head of Zara until I moved up north, tbh. I would be interested in a vid about Primark. Like their prices are so cheap they are kind of just frightening to me.
I have tons of ZARA clothes of all kinds. Shirts, jeans, jumpers, coats, jackets, shoes....you name it. I really never had a problem with any of the clothes. Some of these items are 6+ years old, worn and washed pretty often and they still hold up great. I don’t care if some of the designs are slightly changed knock off‘s of high end brands. I love their stuff and its great value for money, especially when you find something in the SALE section. Yeah, I know it is mostly made in third world countries, but even high end brands manufacture their clothes there. It is what it is. And for the record: If you think an item that was manufactured in Italy, Portugal, Turkey was being made under better conditions, I recommend you to visit clothing factory’s in one of those countries (I know, they won’t let you in), it is not any different than in a factory in Bangladesh, Pakistan or China.
Do a video on TH-cam! The irony of it would be enough for me to give it a like. (He would be making a video on TH-cam and then publishing it on his TH-cam channel)
They kinda copy cool designs from other brands, change them a bit, and sell them for cheaper but the clothes quality is still pretty good (except for their shoes). I usually buy when they're getting rid of their 'old' stuff through their apps. I had no idea the founder was from La Coruña though, I'm from a neighboring province in Galicia.
Good for him. I love Zara because they are affordable and chic. Other famous brands are way too expensive for me with little to no difference in looks.
Shadow Heart Zara is a fast fashion brand no better than primark. Sweatshop slave labour. T shirts shouldn’t cost £3!!! Instead of thinking about a bargain, start questioning why it’s so cheap!
You and Your videos are awsome! Your channel was randomly suggested on my main page and I just watched a bunch of your videos. I really like this one, and the ones you did about Monanto and Netflix. The audio quality is really good, and I like the (sometimes meme-using and funny) visual support! Very informative and yet still entertaining. Also, I was wondering how olt you were, because I was quite surprised at your young looking features, meaning you sound older than you look in your videos. Anyways, keep up the good work man! I'm excited to see new videos soon :D
used to buy Zara due to there perfect fits and decent quality and actually still have all of them as what I bought were not too fashion forward besides a black blazer that I used mostly for clubs that I will probably have to let go soon as just not classic jacket.
I love this channel. The type of content is very informative, simple and presented in an easy-to-understand way. I would love to see this channel grow much much bigger. Just a wish of mine, could a video be made about the rise of the tech giants apple and microsoft? thanks
In other words, the brand name took advantage of the consumer's scarcity mindset, the consumer's novelty mindset, vertical integration, and Spain's timely reforms. Starting with 25 dollars and his family.
The Spanish miracle (Spanish: El Milagro español, literally "The Spanish Miracle") was the name given to a broadly based economic boom in Spain from 1959 to 1974. It was brought to an end by the international oil and stagflation crises of the 1970s.. Just wanted to clarify the economic data presented my not be right. I was a little bit disappointed to see that neutral and objective information is not used by everyone.
I think it is also attributed to their "fast fashion". You can predict trends and detect what ranges of prices, what fabric, what style what everything is being bought and instantly deliver that clothing very cheap.
Can anyone send some links or websites who caters unused clothes? I'm from Philippines and we recycled some clothes sometimes we got from our friends and relatives. We make it as rags, mops, and etc. as long as we can still use those textiles.
i hey bro i love youre vidoes. but i have a request can you do 2 vidoes on my 2 favourite companys tesla and spacex and if possible do a vidoe on one of my favourite person ellon musk. thx bro
Primark, really? Primark is an Irish retailer that in the past 2 decades have never been anywhere close to the Inditex growth numbers. That would be quite surprising. Granted, I don't know anything about the US market. I think Primark should probably first worry about reaching even 20% of H&M in US before it tries to go for Inditex. Primark sells cheap fashion, but it still very much in the older H&M concept.
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"the fashion industry might seem small and unimportant"
in which world do you live?
Another interesting thing about Zara is that it doesn't do advertising.
what is there to advertise when all their designs are ripped off from all the big brands in the fashion industry
They do online advertising for their e-commerce store.
baronbonbon they copy trends not models. Which makes sense when they design a huge amount of models. They actually have a network of watchers in the most important capitals to notice new trends and design accordingly
Coz they use cheap labour
@@naziarh721 cheap or expensive are relative, lucky for them to find cheap laborer, i was once in a company where I consider many people are overpaid
It's crazy how some people can be so successful
Jon Ultime it's all In the state of mind
And a lot of luck
Not so crazy when you exploit women in Galicia, then in Morocco and now in the developing world
Well, that's how companies and goverment agencies employ people. They exploit them.
Por cierto, grandísimo soviet womble.
@@biteme9486 No, you have to be smart to know how to make money work for you ;)
in our city mall Zara store is in the middle and Pull&Bear on right and Bershka is on the left. ..i didn't know they belong to the same manufacturer! !!
In mine there is Pull n Bear and Stradivarious next to each other and Zara on the other side of the hall Bershka somewhere around there too.
Which city?
In my Stradivarus and Bersha next to each other, Zara home next to Stradivarus and then Zara next to Zara home and Paull and Bear a cross to Zara.
Astana, Kazakhstan, the same
ive binged watched all your episodes in the last day so thank you for making quality content! :))
I'm loving these videos man. You're definitely one of my new favourite channels.
I honestly thought this was just a British brand found only nation-wide. Learn something new everyday, thank you.
I lived in à Coruña for some time. even visited the first Zara store which weirdly enough is not a thing, not even a small note saying this is the first store, huge contrast with the first Starbucks for example.
As for Ortega, it would have been interesting to point out he lives in a simple flat, very simple lifestyle, well below his means.
keep shit simple. keep life simple. keep life happy.
I read a book on Amancio Ortrga for my bussines course. He had absolutely no pictures of him taken so he could walk the streets and have a normal life, being the most famous bussinessman in the area. His first picture is the one you see used the first minutes and it was taken in the early 90's if I recall correctly.
Also I don't mean to say INDITEX are saints, but the reason their clothes are cheaper is because of their fully integrated high tech logistics. They control the design, manufacturing, distribution, transportation and sales. They even made innovations in database and inventory control waay before anyone, so they could make the least bought clothes cheaper and cheaper untill eventually getting them all out in the market.
Sorry, I got carried away.
Aaah! It's true!
Now, that's efficient!
I've lived in Coruña all my life and I dont really know which the first zara is
"As for Ortega, it would have been interesting to point out he lives in a simple flat, very simple lifestyle, well below his means."
He has a full building in the city center (Marina) and you forgot to mention his house in Oleiros. Still simple for him but not really a flat.
The reason Zara managed to drop the idea-to-store time to only 14 days had very little to do with them owning the entire production line. It was because they were fast to adopt the "lean" business strategy.
Lean focuses on shortening the production time instead of focusing on resource efficiency. The truck is only half full? Send it off, rather half a truck of fresh clothes than full truck of yesterday's fashion! Half the workers have nothing to do? Great, when something comes up there will be no delay before it is dealt with! This philosophy is based on the Toyota Production System developed by Toyota over decades. It took long before western manufacturers jumped on the train but it is now commonly used in all fields, but don’t be fooled by how simple it sounds, in practice it gets a lot more complicated! Syncing deliveries and eliminating storage is difficult!
New subbie here from Zambia. I discovered your channel two days ago and have been binge watching ever since. Really love your voice, style and of course the content. Keep it up.
Didn't know he was a designer as well as a business man. Cool.
Please do more on clothing companies, wether streetwear or high fashion. The brands I'm interested in: Gucci, A Bathing Ape, Supreme or Balmain/Givenchy/Goyard. I find Bape and Supreme wholly fascinating.
I`ve got a Zara jumper from a few years back that I`m N.O.W proud of, & will keep!! What a great story, thoroughly enjoyable.
Woah Business Casual and a Wendover Productions video in one day.
new youtube i love those channels
Unicornlover345 I was literally just thinking this
Do you know any other channels like those two? (also check out coldfusion if you haven't already)
Real Engineering, kurzgesagt, The Infographics Show.
thx for the nod to wendover productions
Another awesome video! Thanks for publishing :). Although on this one I wish it were longer and went more in depth like your past videos!
Do Sears next. From their rise to a household name and a tour de force to their failure to adapt to the new online world (despite their massive infrastructure and it would have been easy to take their catalogue system online) and how they're now a shell of their former self.
I'd really like to see a bit of a deeper look and your take on things.
can you make a video about
Mc Donalds
Standart oil
Mærsk
airbus
nestle
Hail Corp much?
hes not pushing the businesses for us to buy from them. they are only educational. as he doesn't link to any corporate websites, if you wanted to buy from them, you have to seek them out yourself.
I think he already did Rockefeller, which includes standard oil
Lorte Mail make a video on HM
Lorte Mail I wanna see mærsk
Great video. Especially inspirational to see a guy start off that poor and make it big.
It's really funny how being at the right and the right time just make you the best / richest.
Personally I always try to have my closing custom-made, it’s actually not as scary expensive as people might think whenever you talk about having items done custom people think of super super expensive but that’s only if you go to like a fashion mogul and have them make your clothes like if you go to Louis Vuitton or Versace into custom clothing or you can literally just go and buy very high-quality materials of whatever you want and then pay the labor to have them made especially in other countries a lot of people don’t realize this in the United States but in other parts of the world were human labor is cheap it is actually the norm to have all of your clothing custom made women mostly just by fabrics and then they take it to the seamstresses and they told them what they want if they want rhinestones they buy rhinestones and tell the seams just where they want them etc. I am not a big fan of fast fashion at all except for the on occasional item like a scarf or something like that or if you just need a sweater but generally I look at close is more of an investment and like to be able to get at least a good year out of them I have custom made clothing that I’ve actually gotten several years out of it also has to do with how well you take care of your clothes when you wash them a lot of people do not wash their clothes with as much hair as we could
That's some good info, interesting your name Zara n you giving info on a documentary about Zara fashion.
I really enjoy your channel, watched all I think, he's now the 6th richest man in the world, according to Wikipedia the list fluctuates year on year. I think a video on IKEA, Disney & Walmart would be interesting additions. Thanks for the entertainment and ignore the negative people, I can't imagine why anyone would dislike these videos.
The outline of Spain looks so weird without Portugal right beside it
I thought the same thing in the 1st grade. It was frustrating.
Apparently, they lost a war in the 14th century due to incompetent military strategy in its attempt to conquer the rest of the Iberian peninsula.
@@roseforeuropa Well Spain just needs one more baby boom and possible they will eat the whole Portugal Economy. The biggest spanish food retail arrived to portugal 2 years ago and it started to eat everything there.
Dang what a company thumbs up all the way ;)
Just subbed. Love your well researched videos, smart yet funny delivery, and i also like your German dialect.
I aplaud your admirable pronunciation of Spanish
Zara's fast fashion model is obviously popular and in demand. I appreciate having access to modestly priced stylish basics within my capsule wardrobe . Selling fast fashion is necessarily unsustainable because I wear my clothes for over 10 years.
I had never head of Zara until I moved up north, tbh.
I would be interested in a vid about Primark. Like their prices are so cheap they are kind of just frightening to me.
I love videos like these. Why, I might just start a fashion empire myself!
Love the new video time length. sub 8 mins is perfect
Wow! And I'd never even heard of Zara. I get my clothes from charity shops.
Brother, your videos are an inspiration.
1:32 Why is there an anime pic behind the bugger female icon?
I have tons of ZARA clothes of all kinds. Shirts, jeans, jumpers, coats, jackets, shoes....you name it. I really never had a problem with any of the clothes. Some of these items are 6+ years old, worn and washed pretty often and they still hold up great. I don’t care if some of the designs are slightly changed knock off‘s of high end brands. I love their stuff and its great value for money, especially when you find something in the SALE section. Yeah, I know it is mostly made in third world countries, but even high end brands manufacture their clothes there. It is what it is. And for the record: If you think an item that was manufactured in Italy, Portugal, Turkey was being made under better conditions, I recommend you to visit clothing factory’s in one of those countries (I know, they won’t let you in), it is not any different than in a factory in Bangladesh, Pakistan or China.
loved the upside down dinnerbone
Do a video on TH-cam! The irony of it would be enough for me to give it a like. (He would be making a video on TH-cam and then publishing it on his TH-cam channel)
A very well explained and a wonderfully made video
They kinda copy cool designs from other brands, change them a bit, and sell them for cheaper but the clothes quality is still pretty good (except for their shoes). I usually buy when they're getting rid of their 'old' stuff through their apps. I had no idea the founder was from La Coruña though, I'm from a neighboring province in Galicia.
AgiIeBeast i have a pair of shoes from them and they are very very good quality. Made of suede and wood and fits like a glove.
lovin all these videos!!!
Good for him. I love Zara because they are affordable and chic. Other famous brands are way too expensive for me with little to no difference in looks.
Shadow Heart Zara is a fast fashion brand no better than primark. Sweatshop slave labour. T shirts shouldn’t cost £3!!! Instead of thinking about a bargain, start questioning why it’s so cheap!
Awesome work
this channel is great, keep it up!
Love your videos!!! Great quality!!! :)
an Episode of Wizards Of the Coast would be coooooool.
Would love to see a one oon media companies like time warner, bloomberg, newscorp etc
I love Zara stores . I go every month the pants are very good
You and Your videos are awsome!
Your channel was randomly suggested on my main page and I just watched a bunch of your videos. I really like this one, and the ones you did about Monanto and Netflix. The audio quality is really good, and I like the (sometimes meme-using and funny) visual support! Very informative and yet still entertaining. Also, I was wondering how olt you were, because I was quite surprised at your young looking features, meaning you sound older than you look in your videos.
Anyways, keep up the good work man! I'm excited to see new videos soon :D
Best quality ever
used to buy Zara due to there perfect fits and decent quality and actually still have all of them as what I bought were not too fashion forward besides a black blazer that I used mostly for clubs that I will probably have to let go soon as just not classic jacket.
make a video on Luxotica, the company holding a monopoly over sunglasses and glasses in general
Zara my Favourite Fashion company
Awesome video, Awesome series, Awesome channel!
such an interesting and informative topic..Thank you
Amancio Ortega innovated the fashion industry.
Shoppers at fashion retailer Zara have found unusual notes in their clothes
from workers claiming they have not been paid for making the
merchandise.
In Summary :
Fast fashion > Seasonal Shopping
I'd really be interested in a video on Games Workshop since they're pretty unconventional as a gaming/toy company.
Great vid mate merci
where did you get the sources from? I did not know he used to deliver the fabrics! That's why he could start the business with that supplier...!!
I love this channel. The type of content is very informative, simple and presented in an easy-to-understand way. I would love to see this channel grow much much bigger.
Just a wish of mine, could a video be made about the rise of the tech giants apple and microsoft? thanks
Beautiful channel i love it
you should do an episode on Microsoft or Apple
Please do some private companies and asset managers and on banks
that hidden waifu at 5:30
hampurda and at 1:38
yup
I watched it twice and didn't see that, good catch.
also 1:38
In other words, the brand name took advantage of the consumer's scarcity mindset, the consumer's novelty mindset, vertical integration, and Spain's timely reforms. Starting with 25 dollars and his family.
please do a video on An Indian company TATA, u would be surprised on how big the company is, it owns jaguar and land rover and many many companies
The Spanish miracle (Spanish: El Milagro español, literally "The Spanish Miracle") was the name given to a broadly based economic boom in Spain from 1959 to 1974. It was brought to an end by the international oil and stagflation crises of the 1970s..
Just wanted to clarify the economic data presented my not be right.
I was a little bit disappointed to see that neutral and objective information is not used by everyone.
keep going
love your videos
Here I was, always thinking the brand was inspired by arabic, to flower (zhara). I like my version better.
Haha, I am actually from Greece and didn't even know why it was named zara
very impressive. and good quality content for such a low number
Enjoying videos very much. I'll suggest Wal-Mart for a future video
hi, love your content. could you please make one about Circuit City? its fall is such a mystery
Beautiful video
Everything is amazing but the way he said "Luckily for him, Franco died" had me hahaha
Zara's success is largely attributed to the Asian market.
Specially, the Chinese market.
i strongly agree
I think it is also attributed to their "fast fashion". You can predict trends and detect what ranges of prices, what fabric, what style what everything is being bought and instantly deliver that clothing very cheap.
Their labour as well lol
same goes with forever 21 too.
Can anyone send some links or websites who caters unused clothes? I'm from Philippines and we recycled some clothes sometimes we got from our friends and relatives.
We make it as rags, mops, and etc. as long as we can still use those textiles.
This explains why people always get fantastic clothes from Zara but you can never find them yourself 😂
You really liked felix.
Confirmed best 'girl', is becoming a staple of this series. Felix is here to stay :)
Do you guys prefer more expensive clothing with better quality, or 'fast fashion' cheap clothing with less quality?
You should do a video about KODAK
at what cost?
I would love a video about Amazon!
And Microsoft!
I would like to see a video on Luxotica
For all the images and visuals you use in these videos are they copyrighted? Are you using a stock image service?
Can you please do one about the Land's End clothing company?
i hey bro i love youre vidoes. but i have a request can you do 2 vidoes on my 2 favourite companys tesla and spacex and if possible do a vidoe on one of my favourite person ellon musk. thx bro
Great Video
I love your videos but could you do some on women ? For example his first wife was also a brilliant business woman
Why is felix (the cat femboy) at 1:38?
wonderful!!
Do a video on Supreme New York
do SAMSUNG / APPLE / MICROSOFT / VW / NESTLE / UNILEVER
by the way, i really like your videos. especally the meme like jokes :-)
Dude what country are you from no Matter what name you prononce its great
can you make video of TATA company
What's with the anime cameo at 1:39?
It’s weird how Zara is so big but I don’t think that I’ve ever seen one in person.
I have never been or seen those stores.
Please make a video on Amazon
2nd in the world if you count out all the Rotchhild/Feller types
Zara is the largest? Barely seen any stores! Wonder if primark will boom in the US and take the top spot...
Primark, really? Primark is an Irish retailer that in the past 2 decades have never been anywhere close to the Inditex growth numbers. That would be quite surprising. Granted, I don't know anything about the US market. I think Primark should probably first worry about reaching even 20% of H&M in US before it tries to go for Inditex.
Primark sells cheap fashion, but it still very much in the older H&M concept.