Soon it’s going to be easier to find a Gucci Store in China


A pedestrian walking past a Gucci luxury goods store, operated by Kering SA, in Hong Kong, China. A total of 14 such new outlets are being planned for five of its brands across six Chinese cities including Dalian and Wuhan. - Bloomberg

BEIJING: China may have helped create the world’s biggest shopping event online, but for Gucci’s owner, physical stores are still the way to go in the most populous country.

A total of 14 new outlets are being planned for five of its brands across six Chinese cities including Dalian and Wuhan, according a note published by Kering SA, which also owns Bottega Veneta and Saint Laurent.

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