It is here. The Polish chain opened a huge store in the Czech Republic. Czechs are celebrating, they have it at half price

It is increasingly evident that the Czech Republic is a lucrative market for large Polish retail chains, which they will gradually enter. For example, the cheap drug store Hebe is currently expanding here, and there is a spectacular announcement of the arrival of the food chain Biedronka.

It works great

However, other brands are also expanding rapidly here. For example, it is the popular HalfPrice fashion store. He has been operating here for some time now, but only recently opened his largest store in Central Europe, which is already serious. It shows how much potential they see in the local market.

If you don’t happen to know HalfPrice, then know that it is one of the fastest expanding brands in all of Europe. At first glance, it could be compared to the popular Primark, for example. But both concepts have only one thing in common: they sell fashion. However, each of them approaches the matter completely differently.

“I stopped going to Primark. You can buy there cheaply, but it’s usually of poor quality, so after a few washes my things fall apart or lose their shape,” describes her experiences from both stores of Mrs. Irena. “I like HalfPrice much more because it sells luxury brands at very low prices. You need to spend some time here and choose, but I always find something really good.“

Everyone chooses here

This alludes to the fact that this store takes runway clothes from the world’s most famous brands and sells them even cheaper than various outlets. It is not uncommon to find crossed-out amounts in tens of thousands, while the given product is discounted to hundreds of crowns or units of thousands of crowns, so everyone can afford it.

It is not only about fashion. At HalfPrice you can also buy a variety of accessories, such as suitcases or household equipment. The advantage is the size of the store on Wenceslas Square, where you can literally spend hours picking it up.

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There is even a trend where dealers go to the store, trying to get interesting pieces, which they then place for sale on social networks with a higher price tag.

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