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Nike's clothing business covers performance apparel for running, training, football and basketball alongside lifestyle pieces such as hoodies, joggers, fleece sets and graphic…
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Clothing from Adidas spans performance gear for football, running, training and outdoor activities, plus the Originals line built around retro track tops, trefoil logo pieces and…
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Uniqlo, the Japanese clothing brand owned by Fast Retailing, focuses on functional basics rather than fast-moving trends. Its best-known ranges include HEATTECH thermal layers,…
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Owned by Inditex, Zara is a fast-fashion label known for turning runway-inspired trends into store-ready collections quickly, with new pieces arriving frequently throughout a…
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Swedish retailer H&M sells budget-friendly clothing for women, men, teens, kids and babies, alongside a home range and accessories. Its catalogue mixes trend pieces with everyday…
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Levi's is the denim brand behind the 501 Original jean, and its clothing range is still built around jeans in many cuts, from straight and slim fits such as the 501 and 511 to…
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American retailer Gap focuses on casual wardrobe staples such as denim, khakis, logo sweatshirts, tees, outerwear and knitwear for women, men, kids and babies. The brand sits at…
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ASOS is a UK-based online fashion retailer that combines its own-label collections with clothing from a large number of third-party brands. Its in-house lines include ASOS DESIGN,…
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Spanish label Mango designs clothing with a Mediterranean, polished-casual look, covering womenswear, menswear, teen and kids' collections. The women's range is the core of the…
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Part of H&M Group, COS (short for Collection of Style) offers minimalist, design-led clothing at a higher price point than the group's main brand. Its collections centre on clean…
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Tommy Hilfiger is a premium American lifestyle label, owned by PVH, built on a classic preppy look with its red, white and navy flag logo. Its clothing range covers polo shirts,…
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Calvin Klein, a PVH-owned American label, is closely associated with minimalist design and its logo-waistband underwear. Its clothing offer spans underwear and loungewear, Calvin…
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Ralph Lauren's clothing is organised into several labels at different price points, from the widely sold Polo Ralph Lauren line to higher-end Purple Label and Collection ranges and…
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Levi Strauss & Co. is the American apparel company that owns the Levi's brand; in recent years its portfolio has also included the Dockers khaki label and the Beyond Yoga…
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Next is a British clothing and homeware retailer selling its own-label fashion for women, men and children through UK high-street stores and an extensive website that ships…
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Marks & Spencer, often shortened to M&S, is a British retailer whose clothing arm is known for wardrobe essentials, particularly underwear, lingerie, nightwear, knitwear and school…
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Urban Outfitters is an American lifestyle retailer aimed largely at young adults, mixing its own-label clothing with third-party fashion brands, vintage and homeware. The clothing…
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After repositioning itself over the past decade, Abercrombie & Fitch now focuses on polished casualwear for adults in their twenties and thirties, moving away from the heavily…
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Old Navy is Gap Inc.'s value-priced clothing brand, selling casual basics, denim, activewear and seasonal items for women, men, kids and babies. Its offer is built around…
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Lululemon is a Canadian athletic apparel company whose clothing range began with yoga and has expanded into running, training, golf, tennis and everyday athleisure. Its leggings…
VS comparison tool
| Compare up to 4 brandsThe lowest comparable price and highest available ratings or scores are highlighted. | COCOS | NINike | ||
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| Signature Product Lines | COS womenswear and menswear collections designed to last beyond a single season | Nike Pro, Nike Tempo, NikeLab, Nike Golf, Nike SB (skateboarding), Jordan Brand | — | — |
| Clothing Types | Knitwear, shirts, tailoring, dresses, trousers, outerwear, plus shoes, bags and accessories; women and men | Training and running tops, shorts, leggings, hoodies, tracksuits, jackets, sports bras, team kits; men, women, kids | — | — |
| Style | Contemporary minimalism with art and design influences | Athletic performance wear and sport-inspired lifestyle/streetwear | — | — |
| Price Positioning | Mid-range (premium end of the H&M Group) | Mid-range to premium sportswear | — | — |
| Size Range | Not verified | Women's tops XXS–XXL plus 0X–4X (US 16W–32W) on Nike sizing; men's and kids' alpha sizing; extended sizes on selected styles | — | — |
| Key Materials | Sustainably sourced materials used across the range | Performance polyester and recycled polyester (e.g. Tempo shorts at least 75% recycled); 78% of Nike, Jordan and Converse products contain some recycled material (FY20 data) | — | — |
| Sustainability Initiatives | Uses sustainably sourced materials; focus on long-lasting pieces over seasonal trends | Move to Zero programme; recycled materials across products; Nike Refurbished (select North American stores); Reuse-A-Shoe collection | — | — |
| Returns Policy | US: full-price items 30 days, reduced items 14 days, final sale non-returnable; $8 mail-return fee, free in store; unworn with tags | US: 60-day returns from delivery, free for Nike Members; UK: 30 days, unworn with tags, free for members and guests; exclusions for custom items | — | — |
| Shipping | Not verified | US: free standard shipping on orders $50+ for Members, $75+ for guests; terms vary by country | — | — |
| Loyalty Programme | — | Nike Membership (free): member free shipping threshold and free returns | — | — |
| Founded | 2007, first store on Regent Street, London | 1964 as Blue Ribbon Sports; renamed Nike in 1971; HQ Beaverton, Oregon, US | — | — |
| Parent Company | H&M Group | Nike, Inc. (also owns Jordan Brand and Converse) | — | — |
| Markets | 259 stores in 47 countries and online in 38+ countries (Dec 2022); some via franchise partners | — | — | — |
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