Zara History
Who is the founder?
Amancio Ortega
Fast fashion is a term used to describe this business model.
Producing trendy clothing quickly and cheaply to meet consumer demand.
This is Zara's unique approach to producing and delivering clothing
Zara's design process is known for being this type of approach.
Zara's logo features this animal.
Where was ZARA founded?
Spain
This term refers to the rapid production of clothing in response to the latest fashion trends.
Fast fashion.
Zara releases new collections this many times per year.
Zara has been criticized for copying designs from other brands, also known as this term.
This is the name of Zara's mobile app.
Which corporate do they belong to?
Inditex
Name one negative impact of fast fashion on the environment.
Textile waste, pollution, and excessive water usage.
Zara produces approximately this many new designs each year.
Zara uses this technology to track sales and customer feedback in real time.
Zara is known for its unique approach to this type of retail experience.
How many stores are there worldwide?
2000
This term refers to the practice of destroying unsold clothes to maintain brand exclusivity.
Garment destruction.
This is the name of Zara's parent company.
Zara sources much of its clothing production from this country.
This famous pop star has collaborated with Zara to launch a clothing line.
In what city was Zara's first store located?
A Coruña
This documentary film takes a critical look at the fast fashion industry.
Name one way in which Zara's business model differs from that of other fast fashion retailers.
This is the name of Zara's sustainable clothing collection.
Zara's advertising campaigns often feature models with this distinct physical feature.