JYSK is an international retail chain that sells everything for a home owned by its original founder, Lars Larsen, in Denmark, known as the leading retailer in the country that always has an 'excellent offer'.

When he opened his first store in Denmark in Denmark in the second largest Danish city of Aarhus, where the case he wanted to find, Larsen had great ambitions, although he never thought his job would be so fast. Throughout Denmark, Larsen opened several successful JYSK Sengetøjslager stores (until 2001, originally the name of the store), and opened the first trade outside the country's borders in 1984 in neighboring Germany.

Today, the JYSK Group embraces around 2,100 stores in the following 35 countries around the world: Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Netherlands, Slovakia, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Iceland, Canada, Greenland, Faroe Islands, Estonia, Latvia , Lithuania, Ukraine, Kosovo, Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Romania, France, Great Britain, Slovenia, Macedonia, Croatia, Italy, Spain, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Armenia.

The annual turnover of the Group amounts to about EUR 2.5 billion. The development is stable and controlled, and nearly 18,500 employees are staffed by the group.

The word 'JYSK' has always been intentionally involved on behalf of the company. In the Danish language, "JYSK" represents anything or - like Larsa Larsen - anyone from the Jutland peninsula and often associates with modesty, thoroughness and honesty - the three values ​​with which Larsen himself always identifies. JYSK represents reliability, and the deal is always an agreement.