The fast-fashion retailer said sales rose 2 percent increase in the June 1 to 13 period compared to 2019.

Shoppers can purchase up to 120 units and are encouraged to put their creativity to the test.

Chief executive officer Helena Helmersson said the fast-fashion group “will come out of the crisis stronger.”

LVMH chief financial officer Jean-Jacques Guiony said China is a “complex country,” but the group is not worried about doing business there.

The Swedish fast-fashion retailer cited omnichannel integration as the reason for around 1,100 possible job cuts.

Coronavirus outbreaks continue to weigh on business, reflecting difficult trading conditions for fast-fashion retailers.

The line replaces the fast-fashion label’s Conscious Collection.

H&M sales in the Dec. 1 to Jan. 27 period were down 23 percent in local currencies compared with the same period last year.

& Other Stories will open in Shanghai’s upscale shopping mall iAPM, while Arket picks Beijing to open first its China flagship this fall.

The executive replaces Kristina Stenvinkel, who will work for the Persson family company.

The line, featuring vases, cushion covers, blankets and candles, will launch next year.

The executive was most recently regional country manager of production in Europe and head of global quality strategy and compliance.

The business imperative for sustainability may be greater than it has ever been — and more urgent.

“More good news for Q3,” said Richard Chamberlain of RBC Europe.

H&M will sell paper bags for 15 euro cents and give the sum to EcoTree to finance biodiversity projects in France.