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A woman shops at Hyperstar, a highly successful hypermarket brand introduced by French firm Carrefour in partnership with Majid al Futtaim, a Dubai-based conglomerate. Hyperstar locations typically anchor larger mall developments, in this case the P View fullsize
Two young women shop in the streets of Tehran.  View fullsize
Samsung has emerged as the clear leader in Iran's consumer electronics market. It has overtaken Nokia in the mobile phone market and Panasonic in the television market following an aggressive push to bring a branded store experience to Iran.  View fullsize
Unofficial Apple retailers are ubiquitous in Tehran, and the popularity of the iPhone in the country has fueled rumors that Apple is seeking to enter Iran officially through a local agent. At the moment, Apple branded products, like many luxury good View fullsize
An Iranian woman shops for appliances at the Isfahan City Center Mall, Iran's largest. Foreign appliance manufacturers such as Korea's LG have come to dominate Iran's market. Iran's domestically produced Arj brand ceased operations this year after 8 View fullsize
Two elevators in Isfahan City Center mall advertise "Pak," a popular local detergent brand manufactured by Germany's Henkel. Henkel gained an Iranian subsidiary, Henkel Pakvash, through the acquisition of Iran's Pakvash Company in 2002. The company' View fullsize
A boy evaluates shoes in a shop window in Esfahan.  View fullsize
A view of an old shopping arcade selling women's clothing in Shiraz. View fullsize
A view of the traditional Iranian bazaar where may Iranians still choose to shop each week. The unique shopping experience in the bazaar, underpinned by personal relationships between the shopkeeper and the consumer, is threatened by the growing pop View fullsize
A view of Isfahan's City Center Mall, Iran's largest. These malls are designed to offer the same range of shopping and leisure experiences as the malls in Dubai, which has been a popular destination with middle class Iranians for the past decade. Tr View fullsize
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A man plays a video game at a mall in Shiraz. Such arcades are a common feature of malls, as they increase the amount of time customers spend in the facility, boosting food and retail sales.  View fullsize
Fast food is increasingly popular in Iran, but no major international brands have established franchises in the country. Local brands mimic popular franchises, in this case an homage to Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC).  View fullsize
A small shop sells a late-model car in Tehran. Many of the newer, foreign cars on Iran's streets were imported to the country by individuals dealers and sold through such small shops with limited inventory. Following the lifting of sanctions, foreig View fullsize
A woman shops at Hyperstar, a highly successful hypermarket brand introduced by French firm Carrefour in partnership with Majid al Futtaim, a Dubai-based conglomerate. Hyperstar locations typically anchor larger mall developments, in this case the P
Two young women shop in the streets of Tehran. 
Samsung has emerged as the clear leader in Iran's consumer electronics market. It has overtaken Nokia in the mobile phone market and Panasonic in the television market following an aggressive push to bring a branded store experience to Iran. 
Unofficial Apple retailers are ubiquitous in Tehran, and the popularity of the iPhone in the country has fueled rumors that Apple is seeking to enter Iran officially through a local agent. At the moment, Apple branded products, like many luxury good
An Iranian woman shops for appliances at the Isfahan City Center Mall, Iran's largest. Foreign appliance manufacturers such as Korea's LG have come to dominate Iran's market. Iran's domestically produced Arj brand ceased operations this year after 8
Two elevators in Isfahan City Center mall advertise "Pak," a popular local detergent brand manufactured by Germany's Henkel. Henkel gained an Iranian subsidiary, Henkel Pakvash, through the acquisition of Iran's Pakvash Company in 2002. The company'
A boy evaluates shoes in a shop window in Esfahan. 
A view of an old shopping arcade selling women's clothing in Shiraz.
A view of the traditional Iranian bazaar where may Iranians still choose to shop each week. The unique shopping experience in the bazaar, underpinned by personal relationships between the shopkeeper and the consumer, is threatened by the growing pop
A view of Isfahan's City Center Mall, Iran's largest. These malls are designed to offer the same range of shopping and leisure experiences as the malls in Dubai, which has been a popular destination with middle class Iranians for the past decade. Tr
006-DSC09329.jpg
A man plays a video game at a mall in Shiraz. Such arcades are a common feature of malls, as they increase the amount of time customers spend in the facility, boosting food and retail sales. 
Fast food is increasingly popular in Iran, but no major international brands have established franchises in the country. Local brands mimic popular franchises, in this case an homage to Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC). 
A small shop sells a late-model car in Tehran. Many of the newer, foreign cars on Iran's streets were imported to the country by individuals dealers and sold through such small shops with limited inventory. Following the lifting of sanctions, foreig
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