ZARA

Zara

Zara is a retailer that has its headquarters in Arteixo, Galicia. The brand was founded in 1975 as the main brand of Inditex, the world's largest retailer of fashion. The brand has lines of clothing produced for women, men, and children.

Zara has a variety of fashion for women, men, and children. There are options from T-shirts to coats, shoes, sweaters, and dresses. Zara updates its collection regularly by monitoring clients' preferences during the season. Zara has its main production factory in Spain which allows it to make a quick change to the seasonal wardrobe. Each week, the clothing sold by the company changes.

The sizes of Zara clothes range from size 2 to size 14 and from XXS to XL. Take your measurements and then examine their size charts. Looking at the individual measurements when buying a piece of clothing will help you decide if the piece fits you or not.

Zara offers outerwear, jackets, blazers, dresses, jumpsuits, shirts, tops, body, trousers, shorts, skorts, jeans, skirts, knitwear, T-shirts, sweatshirts, beachwear, shoes, bags, accessories, co-ord sets, suits, linen collection, maxi length clothes, and minimal collection.

For men, there is outerwear, jackets, blazers, suits, trousers, jeans, T-shirts, polos, sweatshirts, knitwear, basics, shoes, bags, accessories, jogging pieces, print clothes, soft collection, their Monday to Friday collection, and their stage collection.

There are collections for baby boys and girls from three months to four years. Boy and girl collections go from 5 to 14 years of age.

Maximum sizes for women's pieces are a bust of about 41 inches, a waist of 33 inches, and hip size of 45 inches. For men, the neck size maximum is 18 inches and the chest maximum is 43-45 inches. The sizes for coats are understandably a little larger.

ZARA has cut and slim fits that are a common choice in the United States.

For shoppers who do not fit the size categories of Zara, it is best to avoid the TRF section, the pants, and the shirts. Going for the outerwear, the knits, and for skirts and dresses gives the shopper a better chance of finding a piece of item that will fit them.