Harrods (Harrods) is Harrods is one of the largest department stores in the United Kingdom and the world's most prestigious department store, located on Knightsbridge in Kensington-on-Tees, London, and is one of the most familiar luxury department stores, with 20,000 square meters of store space and 330 sales departments covering 90,000 square meters of sales space.

Harrods was founded in 1834 in London'sEast End, when the founder Charles HenryHarrod(Charles Henry Harrod) was quite interested in tea and thus set up a group of distributors in Stepney.

In 1849, in order to get away from the squalor of the city center and to seize the business opportunities brought about by the Universal Industrial Exposition held in Hyde Park in 1851, Harrod topped off a small store near Knightsbridge, where the department store is now located.

When the store began, it had only one room and employed onlyEmploying only two assistants and a messenger, butHarrods son CharlesDigby Harrod(Charles Digby Harrod) still developed the business into a successful one, selling medicines, perfumes, stationery, fruits and vegetables, after which Harrod's Department Store expanded rapidly and acquired the adjacent building, employing 100

However, the wealth brought by the department store tampering came to naught in a fire in early December 1883. Surprisingly, after the disaster, Charles Harold still assured his customers that he still had a gift delivery service on Christmas Eve, and thus made a fortune.Soon after, the new building was rebuilt on the same site, establishing the company in the minds of important customers such as author Oscar Wilde, legendary actresses Lilly Langtry and Ellen Terry, actor Noel Coward, psychiatrist Sigmund Freud, author A. A. Milne, and many other members of the British royal family

Harrods has a long history of nearly 180 years. Selling luxury goods and providing a wide range of products and services, the products include clothing, electrical appliances, jewelry, sports equipment, wedding gowns, pets and peripherals, toys, food and drink, health and beauty products, gifts, stationery, home furnishings, home appliances, furniture and more.