Spanish accessories and fashion brand launched by Inditex in 2008, with its first stores in Madrid, Barcelona, and A Coruña. Uterqüe was positioned as a more premium concept within the Inditex portfolio, focusing on leather goods, accessories, and complementary apparel. In 2022, Inditex merged Uterqüe into Massimo Dutti, integrating its positioning and some store locations into the more established premium brand.

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Uterqüe is an independent company.

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