Influencer apologises for 'fake' shein tour

An Influencer has been going viral after being slammed for their ‘fake’ visit to a Shein clothing factory. Shein, a major online retailer, has been under fire for years for alleged poor working conditions in their factories. Influencer Dani Carbonari, known as Dani DMC, and fellow influencers Destene Sudduth, Aujené, and Marina Saavedra were invited to China to pay a visit to the factories...
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[KevinIsAMilitaryGenius]

These women will believe anything for clothes deals

[Dray]

“It didn’t feel like a show”

Neither does North Korea but you know it is

[IreneLeftTheChat]

Are we gonna ignore that zara, h&m, forever21 do the same however shien gets all the hate

[justinslife]

This facility looks like what you would call "control" facility this is where they'd make small portions, new designs ideas, concepts, test color schemes ect ect. Soo yeah maybe if these influencers feel this is legit, bc it most likely is. But now one could ask how do we really know? Well for starters i Personally, if I was invited out to this facility so they could discredit these claims, I personally would have said sure however we'd like a complete list of all mfg sites and we'll randomly pick a hand full to visit immediately. That's just me though, a no body.

[aleenaprasannan]

This is not new. 'Show factories' to appease traders from abroad and illegal sweatshops where they actually outsource most of the work when demand for lower prices get too much, has been the way ever since fast fashion garment manufacturing has been outsources to different countries. So if you are opting for the cheapest, you are without a doubt driving the demand that drive that cycle, and brands cannot be 100% transparent about fair practices from end to end, unless they can trace it back to the employees that made it...but even that can be faked if they want to.
The brands know it, they just turn a blind eye because they want that cheapest price tag, if they have to make profits with fashion that change in lightning speed

[dunphy]

Theres 5, 400 factories. They visited one

[pepps]

China isn't exactly known for safety standards and practices tho lmao. Not having signage isn't exactly proof ahah

[Fish-pilv]

Maybe it’s like the triangle shirtwaist factory. They don’t care if their workers die in fire

[velveteenrabbit]

Now, the term to "pay a visit" gets a whole other meaning.

[Bun_]

Somebody update Brett cooper! I want a part 2

[CatriceTaylor-pxzc]

I’m a quality control inspector at major companies I’m going to the companies and make sure they are following guidelines GMP etc. and the person that mentioned the fire extinguishers first aid kids being displayed etc. this is all bullshit that Danny D chick they’re just doing all of that to get sponsorship from Shannon of course if they send you there you’re gonna say what they want you to saygive us a surprise visit and see what happens that factory was for small garment making like R&D research and development new products. I’m done shopping at sheen so glad I saw this video peace I’d rather spend my money with good America.

[bluekarma]

Terrible but people will still love to buy cheap fast fashion clothes. Unless that changes, this will always continue or be replaced by AI robots

[augustseven]

All this fast fashion junk gets worn once and it falls apart. You are supporting human slave labor. If they were abusing animals like they abuse humans theyd been canceled along time ago. We need to care more about human life than we do about animals. I love animals but human life should always come first.

[doggoo]

Rather than complaining about SHEIN working conditions, donate to a charity instead to help them. If the company goes down they wont find a job and they might resort to working in a much more shtty place.

[Goddess]

Don’t apologize! The working conditions did not look bad at all. The US is just angry that their competitors are doing so well.