The Dark Truth Behind SHEIN

The Dark Truth Behind SHEIN

It used to be a pipe dream, to be able to order the same outfit that you saw on your favorite movie star or idol. Fast-forward to the present and one such company is currently dominating this space. Shein. How did this mysterious Chinese company grow to be the fashion giant that we know today? And what dark truths could be hiding behind its seemingly impossible rise?
Shein, started by U.S.-born entrepreneur, Chris Xu, was initially a wedding dress retailer with the name “Sheinside” and after changing its name to Shein, it introduced a wide variety of fashionable products, from party dresses to beach wear, targeting the younger generation.
Shein’s strategic use of social media marketing and influencer collaborations in social media platforms such as TikTok and Instagram quickly boosted their popularity among young fashion-conscious consumers.
Unfortunately, Shein had been making the headlines for the wrong reasons, being embroiled in a series of controversies such as poor working environment and unethical business practices, having disturbing messages in its clothing, stealing or copying designers’ work and the recent Shein’s Influencer Trip Backlash with fashion influencers / YouTuber like Dani Carbonari. Does this reveal a much darker and disturbing side to the mysterious fast fashion company? And just how ethical is Shein?

In today's video we look at The Dark Truth Behind SHEIN

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[purplemindarcana]

Right now the clothes I ordered are great! I have no complaints, . Seems Shein has no reason to post tons of ads the way Temu does. I see why, as they don't disappoint.

[betsykroll]

Bottom line is price & fit. Many of us don't have model proportions to buy off the rack nor the money for couture. If invited to a wedding or formal event, at least I dont stress out on spending a fortune on a gown I will use maybe 1x

[rainydaywoman]

Its a good company. Their merchandise is nice, inexpensive, trendy, and gets delivered quick.

I buy from them all the time.

[Osingular]

shein, Apple e outras outras varias empresas tem essa triste historia de exploração dos mais necessitados.
é uma vergonha isso tudo!