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{{About|Empheri fast fashion company|the Merigold Street|Merigold Street|former Empheri Prime Minister Edgard Merigold|Edgard Merigold}}
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'''Merigold's''' is an [[Empherias|Empherian]] fast fashion retail company in the [[High Kingdoms of Alaxia]], [[Grensalbourg]], [[Palakkinen]], [[Karkuss]], [[Hveden Federation]], [[Fazar]] and [[Ceironia]]. It's headquarters are at [[Merigold Street]] of [[Rosetta]] in [[Wynnoa]], [[Empherias]]. It has subsidiaries for kid's fashion and essentials known as [[Merigold's Kids]], and a high-end fashion branch known as [[MG Premium]].
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The company was founded by former Empherian [[Position of Prime Minister in the High Kingdoms|Prime Minister]], [[Edgard Merigold]], in the later years of his life in 2355. The company was named after himself, and the Merigold Street that he helped create during his premiership. He hired one of his retired friends, Peter Tyworth, to serve as head of the company. The first store was opened on 185 Merigold Street, Rosetta, Wynnoa on 8 November 2356. The company expanded to eight stores within Wynnoa by the time of Merigold's retirement in 2362. Maurice Merigold, Edgard's son, took over from his father in late 2362 and switched strategies and opened eleven new stores throughout the country.
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As of 2500, Merigold's owned 398 stores in 10 countries.
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Merigold's offers a diverse range of products, including womenswear, menswear, footwear, beauty products and accessories. Some outlets may sell homeware and confectionary, with Merigold's Kids selling baby and children's clothing. For many shoppers, Merigold's 'trendy' clothes at astonishingly low prices known as 'fast fashion'. It encourages consumers to buy heaps of items, discard them after a few wears and come back for another batch of new outfits. Many have scoffed at bad practices, and non sustainable materials. Merigold's announced in early 2499 that they were aiming to increase eco-friendly or recycled materials in the creation of clothes.
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