H&M Are Losing Millennial Customers in Malaysia and Singapore

enterprise · enterprise-biz-bytes · 14 May 2019 · 12:30 pm · 11 mins listen

Growing awareness of environmental and workers’ issues, as well as intense competition from online brands, are contributing to a dip in demand for fast fashion. But do enough people really care to make a lasting difference?

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Fashion,Personal Finance,Investments,Financial Literacy,Young Finance,Personal Development,Entrepreneurship,SME

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fast fashion, H&M, climate change, Malaysia, Singapore

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