A little bit more of Inditex' subsidiaries

• Zara - This is the Parent Company. It collects many different styles, from daily clothes, more informal, to the more serious or formal, through dresses and suits for festival events. Mainly divided into fashion for women, men and children.
• Kiddy's Class - Also named Zara Kids; contempt’s Kids Clothing from 0 to 14 years old.
• Pull and Bear - This brand focuses on casual, laid-back clothing and accessories for young people with a very urban style, at accessible prices.
• Bershka - Starting in 1998, this store began distributing fashion for girls, and, more recently, for boys too. It also has a young style, although not as urban as Pull & Bear.
• Massimo Dutti - The highlights of this chain are more elegant, classic and studied designs, for daily and formal clothes. It is more expensive than the rest of stores of the group. It offers fashion for women, men and, recently, for children.
• Stradivarius – this brand has an innovative concept in fashion, targeting young women with clothing garments and accessories.
• Oysho - Offers lingerie and women's underwear (but also includes pyjamas, accessories, bathing suits in the summer and more) and includes collections for little girls and babies.
• Zara Home - This chain offers interiors, utensils for household furnishings, accessories, kitchenware and Zara Home Kids (for children).
• Uterqüe - This is the latest addition to Inditex. It offers accessories such as shoes, handbags, jewellery and sunglasses. The intention is to present an image, inspired by the English clubs, but at the same time a clear and modern ambient. More costly than the group's other brands, except Massimo Dutti, it still aims to be price competitive with the big brands in the market.
• Tempe - Tempe is Inditex Group's footwear company. From its International Centre in Alicante, Tempe designs and distributes the footwear that accompanies the fashions of all its brands.