The date of the first H&M store opening in Ukraine became known

Swedish retailer H&M will offer discounts and gift certificates to customers on the first store opening day, and the first visitors will be pleased with the DJ performances and a star guest.

H&M press-service informed to RAU, that the company’s first Ukrainian store  will open its doors on August, 18 at 12:00. The brand first retail outlet in the country will occupy square ​​2,900 sq. m in the capital shopping and entertainment center Lavina Mall on 6D Berkovetskaya str.

The first Ukrainian store H&M will present the clothing and accessories full range. The shopping center interior will be made in light colors and restrained stylistics to focus the customer’s attention on fashionable clothes. “We hope to exceed our customers’ expectations due to diverse assortment. This will allow us to improve own style at the best price, taking care of nature and people”, — commented Dominik Fantatchino, H&M CEO in Ukraine.

The first store H&M in the country will offer women, men, teenagers, children’s clothes and accessories, home furnishings H&M Home, the latest trends, timeless everyday fashion and loud collaborations, in particular the printed collection GP&J Baker x H&M. Later, the brand will introduce global lines, for example, the recently announced MOSCHINO H&M, and the Holiday collection.

The company press-service also said that the first person in the queue will get a gift certificate for 10 000 UAH, the second and the third — for 2 000 UAH, the next 1,000 people — pleasant discounts on the store opening day in Lavina Mall.

Note that Swedish H&M — one of the most anticipated retail chains in Ukraine. The company was founded in Sweden in 1947. In addition to H&M, the group includes such brands as COS, Monki, Weekday, Cheap Monday, Other Stories and H&M Home, as well as ARKET. The H&M companies group has 47 online-platforms and more than 4,700 stores in 69 international markets, including franchising. The number of employees is more than 171 000 people.

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