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After a brief closure, Zara’s store at Greenbelt 5 mall in Makati City has reopened. The brand’s new flagship store spans three floors, showcasing its latest collections for women, men, and kids. Designed by the Zara Architecture Studio, each level features a spacious, clean, and neutral aesthetic that highlights the pieces on display.

On the ground floor, shoppers will find women’s apparel and fragrances—perfect for the spring-summer season. The second floor houses the brand’s youthful pieces, including stylish separates, fun tees, and must-have accessories.

The store's womenswear (Señora) section

A station for Zara's fragrances

Meanwhile, the third floor is dedicated to the kids' and men’s sections. Unlike the store’s previous layout, the men’s section is now more spacious, featuring a dedicated area for fragrances. Zara has also introduced advanced self-checkout areas for a more seamless shopping experience.

As part of Zara's commitment to efficient store design, construction, and management, Zara Greenbelt incorporates some of the most advanced eco-efficiency systems available.

The Niño & Niña (kids) section

The Caballero (men's) section

Efforts to reduce environmental impact include efficient heating and cooling systems, energy-saving LED lighting, and the use of more environmentally friendly materials. The store is also connected to Inditex’s internal Inergy platform, which monitors the efficient consumption of air conditioning and electricity. This system helps improve energy management, identify the most efficient operations, enhance maintenance, and develop strategies to reduce energy demand.

Zara continuously works to minimize its environmental footprint through a holistic vision and sustainability roadmap across its entire value chain. The brand also implements reuse and recycling programs to promote a circular economy, reduce waste, and minimize the consumption of raw materials.