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H&M
/ˌeɪtʃ ən ˈɛm/
Definition
1
A Swedish multinational retail company specializing in fast-fashion clothing, accessories, and home goods for men, women, teenagers, and children, founded in 1947 as Hennes and later merged with Mauritz.
2
Common shorthand for the high-street brand known for affordable trends that cycle faster than your laundry.
Examples
My closet is a H&M explosion – cheap thrills and seasonal spills.
She scored that viral dress from H&M before it sold out worldwide.
H&M's collab with that designer had lines wrapping around the block like a Black Friday fever dream.
Budget fashionistas unite: H&M just dropped basics better than my ex's apologies.