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3 Different Brands

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The Marketing Department is our own global advertising agency, where we create all of our multi-channel campaigns and produce our marketing materials. This is where our brand is built and nourished – making sure everyone loves fashion at a great price just as much as we do.



Topshop

Global campaigns, evolving strategy and engaging projects – our Marketing and PR teams make sure our Brands remain at the forefront of the fashion industry. Always pushing boundaries, they connect with customers in innovative and exciting ways to maximize sales and drive Brand loyalty.




Urban Outfitters

                              
Founded in 1970 in a small space across the street from the University of Pennsylvania, Urban Outfitters originated as a unique retail experience and community center for creative, college-age customers. Within a few short years, the first UO had grown into a small department store with an expanded product offering and additional elements, creating a greater community experience complete with restaurants, music and places to hang out. Today, Urban Outfitters has over 200 stores in the United States, Canada and Europe, offering experiential retail environments that combine a curated mix of women’s, men’s, accessories and home products with an eye toward creativity and cultural understanding. The idea of Urban Outfitters’ being a place for like-minded creative individuals and as a creation of community spaces continues today. We share our customers’ interests and values, representing community at all times by offering inclusion in social media, events, community involvement, and entrepreneurial opportunities.                  

            


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