H&M
Hennes clothing store was founded by swedish entrepreneur Erling Persson in Västerås, Sweden in 1947. Hennes introduced the concept of fast fashion by offering a frequently updated selection of women’s clothing at affordable prices. After a couple decades of success, Hennes acquired the retailer Maurtiz Widforss, changing the company name to Hennes & Mauritz. Around this time, the brand began to offer men’s and children’s clothing as well. By the end of the 1960s, Hennes & Mauritz had stores all over Europe. From then on, the company grew rapidly and became known as H&M. Currently, H&M is arguably the biggest name in fast fashion with stores around the world bringing in billions in sales every year. While H&M is still known for its very affordable goods, the company occasionally collaborates with designers for capsule collections such as Kenzo, Margiela and Moschino.
Who founded H&M?
H&M was founded by Erling Persson.
When did H&M start?
H&M was founded in 1947.
What does H&M stand for?
H&M stands for Hennes & Mauritz.
- H&M Men's Accessories
- H&M Men's Footwear
- H&M Men's Tailoring
- H&M Men's Tops
- H&M Men's Bottoms
- Erdem H&M
- The Weeknd H&M
- H&M Xo Jacket
- H&M Maison Margiela Inside Out Denim Jacket
- H&M Zipper Pants
- The Weeknd H&M Trench Coat
- The Weeknd Jacket H&M
- The Weeknd Bomber Jacket H&M
- Margiela H&M
- Maison Margiela H&M Sweater
- H&M Xo Bomber Jacket