Even if American consumers were to stop buying from Shein completely, fast fashion’s core problems—the labor violations and negative environmental impact—would be unlikely to disappear. Fast fashion ...

In the age of the "I want it cheap, and I want it now" consumer mentality, fast fashion brands primarily based in China have established ...

Demand for distribution has grown since the end of the de minimus exemption. Experts raise concerns as controversial industry ...

France moves to penalise ultra-fast fashion giants like Shein and Temu. Why this policy matters, what it leaves out and ...

Such fast fashion is made overseas, largely in China, where raw materials and labor are cheap(er). President-elect Donald Trump might put an end to this era of cheap clothing.

Chinese Factories Have Entered The Tariff Chat: Rattled by Trump's 145% tariff on Chinese imports, Shein and Temu warn of increased costs, and Chinese suppliers gain momentum on Tiktok.

Well, for the over 100 million children that work in so-called “fast fashion” factories, this is a reality. ... Most of the manufacturing occurs in China, Bangladesh, ...

Fast fashion produces lower quality clothes at a fast pace for consumers who want to replicate designer trends at a low price. The industry also has environmental consequences. Online consumers are ...

The China-founded fashion retailer's move marks a rare departure from the usual practice of companies making public filings ...

This photo taken on June 11, 2024 shows workers producing garments at a textile factory that supplies clothes to fast fashion e-commerce company Shein in Guangzhou in southern China's Guangdong ...

This was a boon for fashion brands: Most brands stopped making their own clothes and started working with garment factories in lower-wage countries such as China or Bangladesh.