Shanghai Jiacheng Garments Co., Ltd.   

Having experienced the hustle and bustle and turbulence in 1960s, and experienced tremendous changes in society and unrestrained personal unrestrained, the whole world tends to be more rational from society to individuals. A mature, healthy, confident and fashionable way of life is gradually accepted by the new generation of young people. Against this background, in 1976, Richard Hayne and John Oswald, two college students from University of Pennsylvania, founded the first URBAN OUTFITTERS (city Traveler) shop. The emergence of "URBAN OUTFITTERS" conforms to the changes in the mentality of contemporary youth groups, which are represented by college students, which are disgusted and preoccupied with the freedom of personality. They quickly become the new favorite of the fashion industry. Its global retail chains in Europe and the United States have reached 148. In 2007, LILY WANG sisters, a young British designer, brought the lifestyle of URBAN OUTFITTERS to China, combined with the popular attitudes and cultural genes of Chinese youth nowadays, and named URBAN EIGTHDAY (City eighth days) as the brand. It has consistently adhered to the Chinese ideal of "not only providing consumption for young people, but also encouraging and supporting them to achieve employment and self starting business", which has become a major driving force for brands to win young consumers. In 2010, URBAN EIGTHDAY (City eighth days) opened its first flagship flagship store in Shanghai, thus launching the China road of URBAN EIGTHDAY (the city's eighth day).