Inditex: all brands
The 8 brands of Inditex in our brand directory, with owner, origin and segment. Each profile is researched and sourced.
Bershka: Bershka is an Inditex fashion brand launched in 1998 in Spain to serve teenagers and young adults with urban, trend-driven clothing at low prices. Based in the Barcelona area, it operates around 850 stores and accounts for roughly a tenth of Inditex's sales.
Lefties: Lefties is the budget fashion brand of Inditex, the Spanish group behind Zara. Created in 1993 to sell leftover Zara stock, it now designs low priced clothing, footwear and accessories for women, men, children and babies, and is being expanded by Inditex as its answer to the value segment.
Massimo Dutti: Massimo Dutti is a Spanish fashion brand founded in 1985 by Armando Lasauca and owned by Inditex, which bought a majority in 1991 and full control in 1995. It is the group's most upmarket brand, offering timeless womenswear and menswear through stores and online in dozens of markets.
Oysho: Oysho is an Inditex brand launched in 2001 in Spain, originally for underwear and loungewear and now positioned primarily as a sports and leisure brand. Headquartered in Tordera near Barcelona, it sells activewear, lingerie, swimwear and homewear through around 400 stores and online.
Pull&Bear: Pull&Bear is a casual fashion brand for young men and women launched by Inditex in 1991 as the group's first diversification beyond Zara. Headquartered in Narón, Galicia, it sells relaxed, pop-culture influenced clothing and accessories through around 800 stores and online.
Stradivarius: Stradivarius is a Spanish womenswear brand for young women that Inditex acquired in 1999. Based in Catalonia, it sells trend-led clothing, shoes and accessories at low prices through around 835 stores and online, and is one of the group's main youth brands alongside Bershka and Pull&Bear.
Zara: Zara is the Spanish fashion retailer founded in 1975 by Amancio Ortega and Rosalía Mera in A Coruña, and the flagship brand of Inditex, the world's largest fashion group by sales. Its vertically integrated model, short lead times and large store network made it the reference case for fast fashion.
Zara Home: Zara Home is the homeware brand of Inditex, launched in 2003 with a first store in Marbella. It sells bedding, tableware, furniture, decoration and home fragrance through around 390 stores in 67 countries and online, and was the first Inditex brand to open an online store.