Youiku Is The First To Sell Muslim Robes And Scarves In Britain.

In contrast to the dead rival Zara, despite the fact that the H&M situation is not so good, at least in the four quarter, there is a market expected performance, but the situation of UNIQLO is obviously no match for these deadly rivals.

Local sales are not strong? The influence outside is not so big. It doesn't matter. UNIQLO is ready to "start" with a large number of Muslim groups.

Lately,

The mall has quietly launched a joint series with the British and Japanese mixed Muslims, fashion designers and artists Hana Tajima.

This series is low-key in the home page and even no scroll page display and no big publicity, I was looking for Xu Jiucai found.

On the page, all the co series tailoring are very consistent with the Muslims' dogmatic rules, but there is a clear sense of fashion in detail.

Besides having a common robe, there will be a few days later.

The dress and hejab (Muslims used to wrap the scarves on their heads).

In addition to the classic black and white, there are a few rules, but there are a lot of choices. Navy blue, light grey, dark brown and yellow appear quietly in the queue. Fashion integration is reflected in the printing of headscarves and costumes, but not exaggerated.

The price is very reasonable.

As a non Muslim group, it is not known whether it is good or bad, but at least, I think it is not bad to try it. So, you decide.

But what is the result of this trial?

But for Muslims, they may be very happy - after all.

At last someone has noticed.

It seems that UNIQLO's quietly acting on the shelves is more like a test of water, whether in terms of design, style and category, as well as selling price. It's like trying to make a careful trial of this large, but stranded, fashion conscious conscious muslin group.