Supply Chain Practices of Three European Apparel Companies: Zara, H&M and Benetton
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Case Details:
Case Code : OPER068
Case Length : 14 Pages
Period : -
Organization : Zara, H&M,Benetton
Pub Date : 2008
Teaching Note : Not Available
Countries : Italy, Spain, Sweden
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I. Zara
Zara, the flagship brand of the Spain-based Inditex Group, operated through 1,058 stores located in 69 countries across the world as of March 2008. Zara pioneered the concept of customized retailing and was able to conceptualize the garment, develop, and deliver it to the stores within two to three weeks...
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Design
Zara's design process began with spotting the trends across the world. The
details of the trends in vogue were then passed on to the design and production
center at Zara's headquarters in Spain. Zara had a dedicated design team in
Arteixo, A Coruña, in northern Spain. Ideas for new designs or for modifications
to be made in existing designs mainly came from Zara's stores...
Production
Once the team came out with the final design, a prototype was made. It did not
take much time as the fabric was already available with Zara. The teams decided
on the sizes and the number of garments to be produced (Zara procured
unprocessed and undyed fabric and colored the product based on the need...
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Distribution
The distribution of garments was carried out at Zara's 500,000 square meter distribution center in Arteixo. This center was located centrally among 14 manufacturing plants in La Coruña. Zara had its own railway track of 211 km on which the goods moved to the distribution center...
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