Everything about De Bijenkorf totally explained
De Bijenkorf is a chain of
upmarket department stores in
the Netherlands with its
flagship store on
Dam Square,
Amsterdam. Founded in 1870 as a small store along the
Nieuwendijk, it offers many prestigious brands in womenswear, menswear, accessories, beauty, food, and home. Its name means "the Beehive". De Bijenkorf has 12 stores and one
outlet store nationwide. It is owned by
Maxeda (formerly known as VendexKBB), which also owns the department store
Vroom & Dreesmann and until June 2007,
HEMA, both of which compete below the average price level of de Bijenkorf.
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