Miniso - A notorious brand which earns billions by copying japanese companies
Image credit: miniso.com |
You may have heard about this brand named miniso, but do you know that this brand is actually a Chinese brand ? This brand is expanding at a fast rate in Asia, it sells household and consumer goods but this brand got its success because of its controversial marketing strategy.
Miniso has copied the store designs and even the logo from a Japanese clothing brand named Uniqlo, miniso's products are quite cheap just like any other Chinese brand.
Miniso's all products are private labeled, that means they sell products which have their name but not their design in simple words they sell 'duplicate' products.
Miniso's another strategy is that they refresh their store inventory like suppose you bought a pouch of a specific design and after a few days you again visited their store then most probably you will not see the pouch of the particular design you had bought earlier.
Miniso has been founded by two people Ye guo fu and Miyake junya, Miyake junya is a Japanese designer so Miniso actually says they are a Japanese brand.
Also if you have ever visited a miniso store you will find that most of their products have something written in Japanese, they have been doing this just to show that they are a Japanese brand and the funny thing is the Japanese written on this is grammatically incorrect. Also another fun fact, miniso also has its own copycats like uniso, ubiso etc. also the funny thing is they also have same logo design like miniso!
So that's it, I hope you liked my post and the truth of this company which is an intelligent copycat! Also be sure check out my YouTube channels, Sky28 and SocialRaiser.
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