Sometimes cheaper doesnt always mean better 😇 #oldmoney #fashionoutfits

[invennis]

Exactly, just because you don't pay much for fast fashion doesn't mean no one is paying

[Sojisoo]

I have to admit that i never ordered from SHEIN but when i looked at your website i thought your prices were reasonable and sometimes even cheaper than where i usually shop

[trishasukhtankar]

Fun fact, Zara (and a good chunk of fast fashion brands) share their manufacturers and therefore the conditions under which the items are manufactured. Shein gets the bad name because they charge you for what it costs. I don't see anyone badmouthing Zara for the same!

[springsdiy]

Not only fast fashion brands, even higher end brands like Gucci also manufacture their products using cheap labour from places like Bangladesh, India, China. Plss watch a video or read about the “Rana Plaza Accident in Bangladesh ” and then think about choosing fast fashion

[Nature_]

Exactly and people don't even mention it, but they still know it

[sydkoy]

Shein and Temu are the same suppliers companies for bigger stores. Like Target and Walmart. Same thing goes for big brands like Nike and Converse. They just buy the shoes as they are and slap their brand name on it. If anything’s different is because they pay slightly more to get a better product, but still not enough for these people.

Sadly enough, I wouldn’t ever shame people who purchase form any of these, because sometimes is all you can afford.

[punpunim]

I hate when people care about a cause just when they can use it as marketing to guilt trip people

[PICKAXE.pickaxe]

almost all luxury brands manufacture from India and china. Expensive doesn't mean it's good almost always. Most of the material you export are from these countries

[VMT_BVGZ]

well it's not just shein that does that. there's many popular, pricier brands that do that

[sunokahaniyandramamovies]

Wtf hes showing indian workers when SHEIN is banned in INDIA 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[khadijahjaved]

I literally ordered and the clothes were sooo good I love this brand and I always encourage to buy these classy beautiful clothes ❤

[Thia_Ziun]

Bruh- I don't know if these pictures are googled or not. But the pictures are a little different, see, the picture with all of the woman working on the sewing machine, is from India.. And the last picture, in which a kid is standing, is from Bangladesh. You can tell if you look at the sewing machine brands.

[zoe_]

Child labour is absolutely disgusting, its so sad what they do 💔💔

[vvampre]

if you boycott Shein then boycott brands like Zara and H&M as well :) stop shaming only Shein for having bad conditions while bigger and more famous companies aren't even slightly better

[april]

People please don't fall for this. This is just a marketing strategy, this small brands are not any better, its just that theu don't have direct source and materials costs more to them. I don't care what shein does, every industry eplxploits the poor. The poor are bound to work nomatter what. So it doesn't matter if you stop buying fron shein, someone else will come and exploit this labourers. It doesn't matter.

[surbhipatel]

I loved shein, it had wide range u never get on Myntra or Urbanic, reasonable n actually good quality unlike others claim. Sadly, it is banned in India. Hope it comes back ❤

[Bółka]

Thanks, I didn't know that shein is helping poor kids. I will buy there

[tamorap]

Not only Shein. Zara, H&M, Nike, Marimeko, Adidas, Mango, Lewis, Ikea etc.

[doctor]

I am from India. I have seen the same image of women working in another video where they said its so empowering and the households are getting food because of the work instead of suffering from poverty. Its only in the west where people are so out of touch with physical labour they think its inhumane. And also child labour is illegeal in India and some if not all pictures show the children just posing which could be the children of the workers. But i have no clue of these pics . But the women working looks like a normal picture nothing to feel sad about

[Francis_Miranda]

Ironically, if you stop buying from them, those workers would lose what little they earn