About Lindex
Lindex is a leading Swedish fashion retailer known for its contemporary women's wear, lingerie, kids' clothing, and beauty products that combine Scandinavian design sensibilities with sustainable practices.
Established in Alingsås, Sweden by Ingemar and Bengt Lindqvist as a lingerie store (the name combines "Lin" from Lindqvist with "dex" suggesting expertness), Lindex has evolved into one of Northern Europe's most recognized fashion chains. The company has expanded its product range significantly over the decades while maintaining a consistent focus on creating fashion that empowers women through inclusive sizing, functional design, and contemporary aesthetics.
Sustainability has become a core element of Lindex's business strategy, with ambitious goals regarding eco-friendly materials, ethical production, resource efficiency, and circular fashion initiatives. The company has been particularly noted for its transparency regarding its supply chain and sustainability efforts.
Now owned by the Finnish Stockmann Group, Lindex operates approximately 460 stores across 18 markets, primarily in the Nordic countries, the Baltic states, and Central Europe, complemented by a growing e-commerce presence. Throughout its expansion, Lindex has maintained its distinctive Scandinavian approach to fashion, characterized by clean designs, practical functionality, and a balanced approach to following trends while creating versatile wardrobe staples.
Established in Alingsås, Sweden by Ingemar and Bengt Lindqvist as a lingerie store (the name combines "Lin" from Lindqvist with "dex" suggesting expertness), Lindex has evolved into one of Northern Europe's most recognized fashion chains. The company has expanded its product range significantly over the decades while maintaining a consistent focus on creating fashion that empowers women through inclusive sizing, functional design, and contemporary aesthetics.
Sustainability has become a core element of Lindex's business strategy, with ambitious goals regarding eco-friendly materials, ethical production, resource efficiency, and circular fashion initiatives. The company has been particularly noted for its transparency regarding its supply chain and sustainability efforts.
Now owned by the Finnish Stockmann Group, Lindex operates approximately 460 stores across 18 markets, primarily in the Nordic countries, the Baltic states, and Central Europe, complemented by a growing e-commerce presence. Throughout its expansion, Lindex has maintained its distinctive Scandinavian approach to fashion, characterized by clean designs, practical functionality, and a balanced approach to following trends while creating versatile wardrobe staples.
Ownership & Tax Information
| Company Headquarters | 🇸🇪 Sweden |
|---|---|
| Parent Company | 🇫🇮 Stockmann plc |