This research uses the European fast fashion brand Zara as a case study to explore its unique and successful business model. This study obtained the following findings from the analysis: First, the homogeneity of Zara consumers encourages products to be sold without any special changes when entering a new area for marketing. Second, the vertical integration of Zara's supply chain and the independent logistics center enable products to be quickly put on shelves and sold in stores around the world. Third, Zara's price positioning is mostly easy for customers to start. Fourth, the quantity of each Zara product is small, which can prevent consumers from wearing the same clothes as other people and reduce inventory pressure. Fifth, the store is an important channel for Zara's brand marketing, and each store is opened in a prime location.