H&M India, which launched its online store last year, has now expanded its digital presence in the country by signing a deal to sell its products on e-commerce platforms Myntra and Jabong.
In a statement, Karl-Johan Persson, CEO, H&M Group said, “India is a growth market with large potential and we look forward to making our brand available to new customers across the country. Myntra and Jabong will be an important complement to H&M’s existing physical and digital stores in India.”
Amar Nagaram, Head – Myntra and Jabong said, “As India’s leading fashion destination for international brands, this partnership will allow millions of online shoppers across the country to access and experience the best of H&M and have it delivered at their doorsteps.”
The Swedish fashion retailer opened its first store in the country in 2015 and currently runs 41 stores in India.
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