Our Brands

Bershka’s fashion reflects the most recent developments in music, social networking and new technologies. It is uniquely tailored to meet the tastes of an adventurous next generation interested in music, social networking and pioneering technologies.

Bershka was set up by Inditex in 1998 as a ground-breaking retail fashion concept, delivering the very latest trends to urban and connected young people. The brand has three main lines, Bershka, BSK and Man, creating a wide spectrum of available styles from evening wear, casual, basics, sports, jeans, accessories and footwear, to the latest street trends and designs.

Bershka stores throughout the world showcase avant-garde styles in ways that are true to its philosophy of immersing its customers in the youth aesthetics of a new century. Its ‘Stage’ concept, launched in 2016, provides an immersive experience, with music, screens, projections, modern graphics, vibrant colours, contemporary furniture, state-of-the-art lighting and much more combining to make shopping at Bershka an ‘experience’ in its own right.

Pull&Bear aims to dress dynamic people and fashion lovers who are young at heart.

Tracking the newest trends across technology, social movements and the latest developments in art and music, Pull&Bear was founded in 1991 with a clear mission of dressing young, environmentally-engaged and dynamic fashion lovers. The brand has fast become globally recognised for it’s fun styling, fusing international and club influences with a playful attitude.

Pull&Bear has two separate lines both for men and women. The first is primarily intended for teenagers, with casual and easy styling in sweatshirts, T-shirts, jeans, Bermuda shorts, plimsolls and hats. The second is more specifically designed for adults who have grown up with the brand, and look to it for eclectic styles that can be worn day or night, at work or play.

The brand combines its carefree spirit with strict sustainability standards, highly remarkable in its Join Life items.

Stradivarius captures the essence of youthful creativity.

It seeks to understand and interpret the latest trends and developments in fashion to allow young men and women to express themselves comfortably regardless of the occasion.

Stradivarius’ teams of dedicated designers embrace change, translating current trends into new and innovative styles that excite and inspire.

Originally a family-owned women’s fashion brand, Stradivarius joined Inditex in 1999 and within a year entered three new international markets.

Within a decade it opened its 500th store.

Oysho adapts the styles of the moment to the eternal principles of feminine elegance.

Oysho’s collections are carefully curated to infuse today’s trends with the timeless principles of elegance, romance and subtle femininity.

Founded in 2001, Oysho specialises in, beachwear, loungewear and athleisure. A celebration of women and the female form, its collections are lovingly designed to marry fashion and grace with comfort and quality.

This focus on feminine sophistication is also echoed across its stores, where Mediterranean aesthetics mingle with contemporary technology, creating warm and open spaces.

All Oysho’s lines are incorporating garments made with sustainable materials under its global action plan Oysho Join Life. Its goal is to reduce the use of natural resources, minimising the environmental impact of each phase of obtaining them, and also to protect biodiversity.

Massimo Dutti epitomises a natural elegance that appeals to urbane, independent and cosmopolitan men and women.

From the high sophistication of personal tailoring line to the comfortable fit and timeless style of more casual and relaxed pieces, Massimo Dutti epitomises a natural elegance that appeals to the urbane, independent and cosmopolitan men and women of today.

The Massimo Dutti brand first joined Inditex in 1991, having been founded six years earlier as a men’s fashion label. The women’s range was launched in 1995, and applied the brand’s characteristic sense of refinement and emphasis on quality fabrics to all dimensions of its collections.