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Aritzia Book Report
— Youthful, Creative, Beautiful, Intelligent —


ARITZIA


TAKE A CLOSER LOOK
1/ Aritzia’s Story
2/ About Us
3/ About Our Stores

4/ About Our Locations
5/ About Our Product
6/ About Our Customer

7/ About Our Team
8/ Our Business is Strong
9/ About Our Fans

— Youthful, Creative, Beautiful, Intelligent —


ARITZIA


TAKE A CLOSER LOOK

TAKE A CLOSER LOOK

A RITZIA
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Aritzia is a story of retail success.
For over 25 years, we’ve experienced consistent growth and we’re still going strong.
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TAKE A CLOSER LOOK

ARITZIA’S STORY

A RITZIA

ARITZIA’S STORY

ARITZIA’S STORY

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A RITZIA

TAKE A CLOSER LOOK

ARITZIA’S STORY

ABOUT US

ABOUT US

A RITZIA

TAKE A CLOSER LOOK


About
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Our retail environment offers a boutique experience that is simultaneously aspirational and accessible.
Brian Hill, Aritzia’s founder, is a third-generation retailer and continues to drive the company forward in his role as ceo. We’ve consistently operated as the premier fashion retailer in Canada since our inception. From 2005, we’ve partnered with Berkshire Partners in Boston to help propel us towards our goal of becoming the foremost fashion retailer for young
American women.
For the past three years, we’ve brought that high degree of success to our operations in the United States.
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ABOUT US

A RITZIA

TAKE A CLOSER LOOK

ABOUT US

Aritzia connects customers to the energy of culture.
We are inspired by music and art and have partnered

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