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H&M

Clothing companywww.www2.hm.com

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Oct 27, 2026

Gautam BasuHOST
15:01
In Swedish, it's R slash RK.
Gautam BasuHOST
15:06
The company says the inspiration came from the asset-light approach of two very successful Swedish entrepreneurs, Ingvar Kamprad, who built IKEA, and Erling Persson, who founded what became H&M Retailers.
Gautam BasuHOST
15:24
People whose fortunes were made by turning stock quickly and never letting capital go to sleep on a shelf.
Gautam BasuHOST
15:32
Borisson and Fardell took the retail instinct and applied it to industrial distribution.
Kat BirdHOST
14:16
I was born here.
Kat BirdHOST
14:17
And I swear to God, it's like maybe they opened up an H&M.
Chloe RadcliffeGUEST
14:21
I mean, it just feels, I like it because it feels the most, I guess it feels the most like New York.
Chloe RadcliffeGUEST
14:27
It feels like a haunted New York, but like it does feel, it's just the place where you can be around other people without trying to be.
MJ TowlerHOST
14:31
And I'm shocked because you lost your job because of a downturn.
MJ TowlerHOST
14:37
So you must have been working at high-end fashion because does this have something to do with like Timu and H&M and just inexpensive clothes? Okay, okay, it does have, right, okay, right, right.
Edith MattiuzzoGUEST
14:50
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
Edith MattiuzzoGUEST
14:51
Because, you know, Italy, you know, maybe Italy for the luxurious brand.
Jess ConnollyHOST
59:23
You don't have to.
Jess ConnollyHOST
59:24
But, like, I just wonder, and I just wonder if you've ever felt the thrill of, like, stepping into a pair of, like, $20 H&M satin pajamas after you've shaved your legs.
Anna Mae GrovesGUEST
59:34
I haven't tried the H&M ones, but I would be happy to.
Anna Mae GrovesGUEST
59:37
But yes, stepping into your pajamas after you've shaved.
Jess ConnollyHOST
59:40
And
Alison CopelandGUEST
10:22
Visibility is what gets you seen, but authenticity is what gets you believed.
Alison CopelandGUEST
10:26
So it's like I can think of like 100 campaigns where, I don't know if you remember, a few years ago, H&M put out an ad campaign with a young Black boy wearing a T-shirt with a monkey face on it.
Alison CopelandGUEST
10:41
And that was just not the done thing, and it caused an uproar.
Alison CopelandGUEST
10:46
If there were Black people or people of colour in the room when those decisions were being made, that would never have happened.
speaker_7HOST
16:32
That's due to the pricing power of Louis Vuitton.
speaker_7HOST
16:38
Some other brands, if H&M all of a sudden, all their clothes cost 300 pounds and up, they won't last a year.
speaker_7HOST
16:45
They don't have that luxury tag that enables them to have that strong pricing power.
speaker_7HOST
16:50
It's just not going to work.
Kelly NishimotoHOST
7:04
This piece you got John Galliano for Zara.
Kelly NishimotoHOST
7:08
You know, maybe this other piece you got it at H&M.
Kelly NishimotoHOST
7:10
Like who cares where it came from?
Esmeralda SanchezHOST
7:12
Right.
Julian WongNARRATOR
14:58
The United States limited imports from the region and blacklisted dozens of Chinese companies over growing evidence that ethnic Uyghurs were being arbitrarily detained and used in forced labor.
Julian WongNARRATOR
15:15
Global firms such as BASF and Volkswagen sold their stakes in factories in Xinjiang, while Nike and H&M pledged that they weren't sourcing products from the region.
Julian WongNARRATOR
15:30
Yet a visit by the Wall Street Journal showed leader Xi Jinping is plowing ahead in transforming Xinjiang, despite international condemnation.
Julian WongNARRATOR
15:42
In Kashgar, a historic Silk Road trading post, shopping malls were jammed, especially with Chinese shoppers and Western brands, including Under Armour and Dairy Queen.
Julian WongNARRATOR
14:58
The United States limited imports from the region and blacklisted dozens of Chinese companies over growing evidence that ethnic Uyghurs were being arbitrarily detained and used in forced labor.
Julian WongNARRATOR
15:15
Global firms such as BASF and Volkswagen sold their stakes in factories in Xinjiang, while Nike and H&M pledged that they weren't sourcing products from the region.
Julian WongNARRATOR
15:30
Yet a visit by the Wall Street Journal showed leader Xi Jinping is plowing ahead in transforming Xinjiang, despite international condemnation.
Julian WongNARRATOR
15:42
In Kashgar, a historic Silk Road trading post, shopping malls were jammed, especially with Chinese shoppers and Western brands, including Under Armour and Dairy Queen.
Charlie HerridgeHOST
14:33
Someone could just go out and, like, buy all these sort of, like, more modern tees and then...
Charlie HerridgeHOST
14:40
H&M.
Charlie HerridgeHOST
14:41
list them as yeah vintage but
Lainey LoopsHOST
14:44
anyway that's my bad

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