Mass market and fast fashion brands
This directory covers 203 mass market and fast fashion brands. The United Kingdom and the United States have the most, followed by Spain, France, China and Japan. The segment includes high-street chains, value retailers and vertically integrated fashion companies that offer frequently changing collections at accessible prices for a broad audience.
Unlike most other segments, mass market and fast fashion brands rarely sell through wholesale. They control their distribution directly: nearly all run their own stores, and almost all sell through their own e-commerce. Several large groups operate multiple chains, as Inditex does with Zara, Pull&Bear, Bershka, Stradivarius, Oysho and Zara Home, and H&M Group with H&M, Weekday and Monki. Uniqlo is another prominent example. The vertical model links design, production and retail closely, allowing short reaction times to demand.
United Kingdom
30United States
25Spain
14Germany
13France
13Italy
12China
12Denmark
12Japan
10India
9South Korea
8Australia
8Türkiye
7Poland
7Sweden
6Netherlands
5Canada
3Norway
3Hong Kong SAR China
1New Zealand
1Belgium
1United Arab Emirates
1Ireland
1Switzerland
1Frequently asked questions
Which mass market and fast fashion brands are listed?
The 203 brands in this segment include Zara, H&M, Uniqlo, Pull&Bear, Bershka and Monki.
How do fast fashion brands sell?
Only 19 per cent of mass market and fast fashion brands sell through wholesale. Nearly all rely on their own stores and their own e-commerce.