It is reported that after 4 years of searching, the Swiss fast fashion chain H&M has finally found its best position. It will move to the Pitt house of Glasshouse Street in Sydney next year, and will open a flagship store with a total of three floors and 5000 square meters.

　　

According to the report, the new shop will be opened in October 16th next year at the Macquarie Centre of AMP Macquarie (Centre) on the north shore. It will also bring the collection of Chinese American designers, Wang, to the west people.

Hans Andersson, an Australian manager, said: "our Macquarie shops and Melbourne stores will have works of Alexander Wang, so customers will be able to buy them in two stores by November, and we can rarely launch them in suburban shops."

The CBD store in Sydney will stock the complete range of H&M, including household goods, sportswear and all.

Men's wear and children's wear and accessories series.

The new stock will be delivered to two stores daily and the business hours will be extended so as to catch people who walk and work.

"We will show the latest fashion, but as far as I know, the Australian market will usually slow down for a season, which must be changed.

As a retailer, we have to do better, especially in a big city like Sydney, where there are world-class restaurants, but the shopping experience is not yet that standard.

Andersson said.

According to the report, when H&M opens shop on Pitt Street, other popular chain stores will also enter Sydney, including cosmetics giant Sophora, Japan's Anglo and the US Forever 21.

Woolworths, the new owner of David Jones, has begun to prepare for the influx of international brands, including the introduction of more affordable new products on its fashionable floor.

More news will be announced in the next few weeks.