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Crazy long queues welcomed H&M second store opening at ION Orchard

Here are some exclusive photos just in case you have not visited it yet.

At 11am of November 28, the doors were finally opened to over 400 H&M fans queuing outside the two-storey, 20,000 square feet store at ION Orchard shopping mall.

To initiate the grand opening, Magnus Olsson, H&M’s new Country Manager of Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Greater China, cut the red ribbon together with store managers Daniel Lee and Martin Romero.

“After waiting for a year, we are finally opening our second store in Singapore. We are very excited about this store which is strategically located in a premium shopping destination at ION Orchard. We can reach out to more Singaporeans so that they can enjoy fashionable clothes, with great quality at the best price,” says Magnus Olsson.

The new store offers a complete range of fashion for ladies, men, teenagers and children. Prices for ladies and menswear start from S$5.90 for a top and for kids, tops start from S$3.90. For the opening weekend (Wednesday to Sunday), there will be daily special buys starting from S$3.90. With a minimum spending of S$80 at ION Orchard, customers will also receive an exclusive H&M pouch. This free gift is available while stocks last.

The new store is located at ION Orchard # B2-28/#B3-27, 2 Orchard Turn. Opening hours are Monday to Sunday from 10am to 10pm.

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