Falabella Perú

Not to be confused with British insurance company Saga.
Saga Falabella S.A., also known as Falabella Perú or simply Falabella, is the Peruvian subsidiary of the Chilean department store Falabella, owned by the group of the same name.
==Sociedad Andina de los Grandes Almacenes (SAGA)==
===1988–1995===
In 1988, when Sears retired from Peru, the brand was renamed to SAGA.
The logo consisted of the letters "SAGA" in a blue square. In 1994, SAGA was sold to Falabella, changing its name to "Saga Falabella" one year later (while also retaining the SAGA name to the Peruvian market).
==Saga Falabella==
===1995–2003===
====1995–2000====
In 1995, with the sale of SAGA to Falabella, the brand's name was changed to Saga Falabella. The logo was identical to that of Chilean Falabella, although also containing "saga" at the beginning.
====2000–2003====
In 2001, the logo was updated. Unlike most other logos, Saga Falabella actually released this logo a few months prior to Falabella themselves.
===2003–2018===
====2003–2007====
In 2003, the logo was updated again, this time containing color for the first time since the rebrand to Saga Falabella. This logo was released a few months after Falabella's logo.
====2007–2018====
In 2007, Saga Falabella had changed the color of their logo to a yellow-ish green, per Falabella's rebranding that same year. By 2022, a few stores keep this logo.
==Falabella==
===2018–present===
In 2018, the store removed the "Saga" part from the name of the brand, simply being named as "Falabella" as their parent company. Although the brand changed it's name, more than half of the Peruvian Falabella stores still used the Saga name until 2021, when finally most stores began to apply the new logo. 
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