Spanish luxury fashion brand Zara closed its flagship Mumbai store on Monday, shutting down operations at the iconic 110-year ...

This decision comes from Inditex Trent, the joint venture between Spain's Inditex and India's Tata Group's Trent, which runs Zara stores in India. The closure of the outlet was attributed to its ...

However, many are now left wondering about the reasons behind this decision while also reflecting on the rich history of the building, which had become a highlight of Zara's presence in India.

Bengaluru: Inditex-owned global fashion retailer Zara has shut down its sole standalone store in Mumbai, which was housed in the historic Ismail Building at Flora Fountain in South Mumbai, according ...

It should be noted that Zara is owned by Inditex SA, a global fashion retailer that has been operating in India since 2010 through a 65:35 joint venture with the Tata Group Trent. It is known as ...

Zara's parent company, Inditex SA, operates in India through a joint venture with the Tata Group's Trent. When the brand's flagship store at Hatuma Chowk Square (Fort area) opened in 2017 ...

Spanish fashion brand Zara has closed its iconic SoBo store in South Mumbai's Fort area after eight years. A notice posted in front of the store went viral on social media. The clothing company ...

The now-shuttered Zara outlet, spanning 51,300 square feet, was one of the brand’s most ambitious ventures in India. Opened in 2017, it was housed in the 119-year-old Ismail Building at Flora ...

Inditex, owner of Zara, reported fourth-quarter sales in line with expectations, marking another year of strong growth.

Zara Chowdhary’s memoir is account of known and unknown stories of the Gujarat riots, each piercing just as deep as when you ...

and Zara Home. Until now, Inditex has operated in India through a joint venture with Tata Group’s Trent Ltd, which manages the distribution of Zara and Massimo Dutti. However, for Bershka ...

However, many are now left wondering about the reasons behind this decision while also reflecting on the rich history of the building, which had become a highlight of Zara's presence in India.