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Inditex Expands Operations in Brazil with Bershka and Massimo Dutti Starting in 2026

Written by Sara Aquino
Published on 20/01/2026 at 13:22
Bershka no Brasil estreia em São Paulo em 2026. Inditex amplia presença com Massimo Dutti e reforça aposta nas marcas espanholas.
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Bershka in Brazil Debuts in São Paulo in 2026. Inditex Expands Presence with Massimo Dutti and Strengthens Bet on Spanish Brands.

The Bershka in Brazil and Massimo Dutti in Brazil will mark a new chapter in the expansion of Inditex in Brazil starting in 2026.

The Spanish group, owner of Zara, confirmed the opening of new operations in the country in the first half of next year, with a planned start in São Paulo, reinforcing the growth strategy of Spanish fashion brands in the Brazilian market.

The earliest debut will be that of Bershka, aimed at a young audience, which is expected to start operations before August 2026.

Massimo Dutti, positioned in the accessible premium segment, also has a confirmed arrival for the same year, though without a specific location or date defined yet.

This move occurs at a time of recovery for physical retail and strengthening of consumption in higher-income regions.

Bershka in Brazil Starts in São Paulo

The first store of Bershka in Brazil will be located in Morumbi Shopping, in the southern zone of São Paulo.

The space will cover about 1,000 square meters and has been designed to cater to a diverse audience, with women’s, men’s, and teen lines.

In a note sent to InfoMoney, the company highlighted that the choice of shopping center was strategic.

The commercial center gathers high consumer traffic and an income profile aligned with the brand’s positioning, reinforcing the bet on the potential of the São Paulo market.

Furthermore, the new unit will join the 54 physical points that Inditex in Brazil already maintains with Zara and Zara Home.

This ecosystem strengthens the group’s presence and expands the reach of Spanish fashion brands in the country.

Inditex in Brazil Bets on Integrated Expansion

The strategy of Inditex in Brazil follows the group’s global model, which combines physical stores and digital platforms in over 200 markets.

This integrated format allows for rapid adaptation to consumer trends and greater proximity to customers.

Currently, Bershka has 859 stores spread across Europe, America, Asia, and other regions of the world, according to data from October 2025.

The expansion continues at an accelerated pace, with plans for the opening of the first store of the brand in the United States also in 2026, reinforcing the global nature of the operation.

Therefore, the arrival in Brazil is not an isolated move but part of a broad international growth strategy.

The country is on the radar as a key market in Latin America, especially due to the economic weight of São Paulo in the national retail sector.

Massimo Dutti in Brazil Targets High-Income Audience

While Bershka targets the young consumer, Massimo Dutti in Brazil arrives with a distinct proposal.

The brand operates in the accessible premium segment, offering clothes, accessories, and fragrances aimed at a higher purchasing power audience.

Though there is still no confirmation regarding the location or opening date, the expectation is that the first store will also be inaugurated in 2026.

This bet reinforces the diversification of the portfolio of Inditex in Brazil, catering to different consumer profiles within the same market.

Thus, the group expands its presence not only in terms of the number of stores but also in the variety of positioning, strengthening the reach of the Spanish fashion brands in the country.

Sustainability and Innovation at the Heart of the Strategy

Another central point of Inditex’s operations is its environmental commitment.

The group announced the goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2040, integrating sustainable practices into its production, logistics, and retail chain.

Additionally, the focus on constant innovation allows for quick adjustments to collections and consumer experiences.

This model has been one of the pillars of Inditex in Brazil success and explains the ongoing interest in expanding operations in the country.

The Story of Bershka and Its Connection with Generation Z

Founded in 1998, Bershka was born alongside the rise of Generation Z and built its identity from a youthful, bold vision connected to global trends.

The brand stands out for offering fashion and accessories at accessible prices, without compromising on contemporary design.

Currently, Bershka has 854 stores in 68 markets and employs over 13,890 collaborators from 148 nationalities.

The store design aims to reflect this diversity, with modern and visually appealing environments.

The spaces utilize materials such as wood, ceramics, stone, and lacquered surfaces.

Neutral tones prevail to enhance the collections, creating an immersive experience for the consumer.

See more at: Everything about the arrival of Bershka and Massimo Dutti, from the Zara group, to Brazil in 2026

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Sara Aquino

Farmacêutica e Redatora. Escrevo sobre Empregos, Geopolítica, Economia, Ciência, Tecnologia e Energia.

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