The largest Zara store in the world can be found at number 79 Paseo de la Castellana, in Madrid. The 6,000m2, building is currently applying for the environmental accreditation LEEDTM in the Gold category and consumes an impressive 20% less electricity and 45% less water than conventional stores.
We worked with Inditex to develop a store full of eco-efficient technologies, from low-energy consumption lighting through to CO2 probes that help to regulate the ventilation.
Located in the financial heart of Madrid, the easy pedestrian access to the store enables people to walk there easily. In addition, it encourages sustainable mobility through the covered parking areas enabled for bicycles, and parking spaces for employees who share a vehicle.
Sustainable fashion: eco-efficiency technology
Our sustainabilityand energy efficiency consulting services helped to evaluate the necessary parameters, reducing consumption levels in order to meet the LEEDTM Gold certification. The store also achieves the maximum qualification in the SEAS eco-efficiency standard that Inditex and Arup have developed for the evaluation of all of the group's stores worldwide.
To ensure optimum air quality in the store, continuous controls are carried out using CO2 probes that regulate the ventilation and the supply of external air, achieving a 30% increase in the amount established by the standards.
FAQs
On November 17, 2023 – retailer Inditex opened the world's largest Zara store at the Coolsingel / Beursplein in the very heart of Rotterdam's city centre.
Which is the biggest Zara in Madrid? ›
The largest Zara store in the world can be found at number 79 Paseo de la Castellana, in Madrid.
Where is the biggest Zara in Barcelona? ›
At the very top of La Rambla, facing Plaça Catalunya, is one of Barcelona's largest Zara stores, a fashion retail mecca.
Where is the largest Zara store in Asia? ›
Zara opens its biggest Asian store in Beijing.
In which country Zara is cheapest? ›
As it turns out, shoppers in Spain are getting the lowest price on the products, while those in Japan and the US are paying the highest. One example they give is a pair of leather boots that cost $156 in Spain, $227 in Britain and a whopping $279 in America.
Which country is best to buy Zara? ›
Consumers looking to buy Zara items for the lowest possible prices should head to the retailer's home country, Spain, or its neighbor Portugal, where prices are 36 percent lower than in the United States. But what makes Brazil so expensive? To start, the country is far away from where most of Zara's clothes are made.
Why is Zara so much cheaper in Spain? ›
Zara has a unique supply chain where all of their goods go through their factory in Spain. No matter where it's coming from or going to, it goes through that single factory at some point. With that being said, where it has to go through ends up being its near final destination would cut a lot of costs.
Is Zara cheaper in Spain or Italy? ›
According to the results published in the newspaper El Confidencial, with Spain serving as a base with a score of 100, and taking into account the exchange rate at the time of the study, Zara's clothing was priced between 22% and 24% higher in France, Italy and Germany, an increase that rises to 50% in Mexico and ...
What country has the most Zara stores? ›
Zara is the Spanish clothing retailer Inditex Group's flagship brand. Of the numerous fashion companies that belong to Inditex, Zara has the highest store numbers on a global scale. As of January 2024, Spain, France and Italy were the European countries with the highest number of Zara stores as shown in this statistic.
What is the sister store of Zara? ›
The Inditex Group is a family of seven commercial brands: Zara, Zara Home, Pull&Bear, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Stradivarius and Oysho.
Zara has just opened its biggest store in the U.S., a massive flagship on a prime stretch of Fifth Avenue on 52nd Street -- a space formerly occupied by The NBA Store.
Is H&M bigger than Zara? ›
Zara jumps ahead of H&M to become second largest apparel brand in Europe. GlobalData's Apparel Market in Europe to 2027 report shows that Inditex-owned retailer Zara has overtaken Swedish fashion retailer H&M to become the continent's second-largest apparel brand, behind sports brand Nike.
