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I mean it! Stop beating yourself up, babe! — Hey there! It’s me, the child who made that Shein dress you just ordered! I heard that you’ve started saving some articles about my employer to read later because you had a teeny-tiny nudge from your conscience. Well, I just wanted to pop in here quickly to let you know…

To grasp and understand fast fashion, its environmental impacts, and its history, be sure to check our first article covering this topic: Slowing Down Fast Fashion. The Origins of SHEIN & Its Path to Fame Founded by Chris Xu in 2008, Shein started off as a company named ZZKKO selling wedding dresses. The company then ventured into women’s clothing…

Sustainability is the new luxury. And when something is the new something, that something can become expensive. This has happened to sustainable fashion. Secondhand clothes have become increasingly pricey in recent years since recycling, reuse, and sustainability are now the new cool. …

Shein is a fast-fashion retailer that has had a significant impact on the fashion industry. Fast fashion refers to the rapid production of cheap, trendy clothing that is designed to be worn for a short period of time before being replaced by the next trend. …

Table Of Contents Introduction About Shein App Step-By-Step Guide To Mobile App Development Like Shein Key Features App Development Cost MultiQoS Expertise Conclusion FAQ Introduction Businesses in the fashion industry are increasingly resorting to digital platforms such as social media and shopping apps in order to connect with customers and generate sales. The production…

«The rivers of Asia, carry the color of fashion in the world» Greenpeace recently published an extensive report on its blog authored by Madeleine Cobbing, Viola Wohlgemuth and Lisa Panhuber. …

I have been working in marketing for two years, I was a broker between a company and customers , I was buying clothes from the brand Shein and reselling them to my customers, while Shein might not make you rich, it’s a simple and useful tool for me as a…

Greenpeace has conducted research on the Chinese fashion company SHEIN that identifies high levels of hazardous chemicals which break European Union regulations by up to 100% or more. Some 47 products were randomly tested and 7 (15%) were found to have contained hazardous chemicals that break EU regulatory limits. 5…