Closing of HM store in ION Orchard Singapore

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Closing of HM store in ION Orchard Singapore

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Physical stores are struggling and closing in the modern retail landscape as more customers turn to e-commerce platforms for comfort and convenience. Now that the COVID-19 pandemic is over, the situation has changed, and physical stores are becoming popular once again. table of contents Retail Shopping Post COVID-19 new retail experience ALSO READ: How to control who can see your WhatsApp status Many online-only businesses that expanded their offerings to physical stores during the pandemic are now facing layoffs and restructuring as a result. Despite the craze, H&M Singapore has announced that its location at ION Orchard will be closing on 12 March 2023.

The Swedish fast fashion retailer previously closed its locations in Tampines and Punggol in 2020 and 2021 respectively. With the most recent closure, there Fax Lists will only be eight H&M locations in Singapore. It is not yet known whether the company intends to reopen additional locations here. Other brands have also left Singapore, in addition to H&M closing its ION Orchard location. British lifestyle retailer, Marks & Spencer recently revealed plans to close its Jewel Changi Airport location on 19 February. Retail Shopping Post COVID-19 According to a study that included more than 5,000 respondents from Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and the Philippines, physical stores will still account for a significant portion of holiday fashion spending.

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Despite the simplicity and convenience of online shopping, nearly 53% of people who plan to spend money on fashion are more likely to buy the item from a physical store. While 28% plan to shop on marketplace e-commerce platforms, 18% plan to do so through websites or apps of brands or fashion retailers. Surprisingly, compared to other Southeast Asian countries, Singaporeans are the most (66%) likely to shop in person. But given the potential drop in sales as people cut discretionary spending due to a shaky economy, and landlords raising rents due to increased foot traffic, this trend isn't entirely unexpected. new retail experience In-store shopping will continue, but the retail industry will need to operate differently than in the past, claims a 2021 McKinsey report.
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