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Q: How many H&Ms are there in Shanghai?

I know of the one on the main shopping street on Nanjing xi lu, but are there any other branches? That one gets too crowded!

15 years 2 weeks ago in  Shopping - Shanghai

 
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Shanghai has quite a few. There's another major one on Huaihai Zhonglu but that gets just as crowded as the Nanjing Xilu one. Other branches can be found on Changning Lu in Jingan District, Sichuan Beilu in Hongkou district, Lujiazui Xilu, Xizang Beilu, Zhengtong Lu, Humin Lu, Dongfang Lu in Pudong New District, Dushi Lu in Minhang District etc.

There's a list with the Chinese addresses on dianping: http://www.dianping.com/search/branch/1/0_2021353/g0

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I don't know if it's just me but the one on Huaihai Zhong lu seems HUGE! There are so many floors, although perhaps each floor might be smaller. In any case I found there to be fewer people there. I did go during the week, however. But whenever I go to the one on Nanjing Xi lu it's during the week and it seems far more crowded. It's worth giving it a shot!

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Before you judge someone walk a mile in their shoes, that way you're a mile away and you have their shoes!

 
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