Deep Dive 8 minutes PremiumFast Fashion Speeding Toward Ultrafast Fashion Coresight Research May 19, 2017 Executive Summary Zara and H&M, the two largest global fast-fashion retailers, pioneered the fast-fashion business model. Now, the two companies are competing head to head with a new set of younger online-only competitors. New players such as Boohoo.com, ASOS and Missguided are bringing products from design to sale in as little as a week or two—faster than traditional fast-fashion retailers, and even faster than Zara. Fast fashion is turning into ultrafast fashion. Consumers’ demands for immediacy are increasing and production cycles are becoming ever quicker. Retailers that have the shortest and leanest supply-chain cycles are posting the strongest sales growth results. This report is for subscribers only. Learn more about subscriptions here.If you are a subscriber, please log in. This document was generated for Other research you may be interested in: US Meal-Kit Market—Challenging Economic Environment Poses Growth HurdlesHead-to-Head in Global Household Care: The Clorox Company vs. Reckitt Benckiser2023 US Tax Tracker #1: IRS Issues $15.7 Billion in Refunds, Up by Almost Two-ThirdsHong Kong Web3 Festival: Generative AI, Standardization and Hong Kong’s Ambition To Fuel Web3 Development