According to WBUR, American’s love for shopping began after World War II, and it is a habit that drives up to 70% of the nation’s GDP.
Floridians who like to shop have plenty of choices. And everyone needs clothing. However, the face of clothing shopping is arguably changing. In the last couple of years, Florida has seen the closure of some retailers that were mall anchors such as Macy’s and The Gap, to name just a few examples.
Additionally, businesses that did not originate in the United States are now becoming more commonplace in America – such as Aldi.
Florida is getting a new store and a new distribution center from an Irish retailer and it reportedly offers trendy fashions on the cheap.
About Primark: The company, an international clothing retailer that operates in 15 countries, strives to “offer something for everyone.”
The company originated in Ireland in the 1960s and opened its first American store in 2015.
The Economist has called Primark a “super-cheap Irish clothes retailer” and has noted that it offers “trendy clothes at astonishingly low prices.”