Chinese ultra fast-fashion giant Shein on Wednesday opened its first-ever physical store inside Paris’s BHV department store. The brand’s rock-bottom prices and opaque supply chains have long been criticised for their environmental and human costs – while a recent scandal over child-sex-themed dolls sold on its website has added to the controversy.

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A Chinese fast-fashion retailer is exploding in popularity with American teens. Shein, which was founded in Nanjing, eastern China, in 2008, came in second only to Amazon in a ranking of teens’ favourite e-commerce sites in financial services company ...

Lines stretched down the block for the opening of the ultra-fast-fashion giant's permanent location inside department store BHV Marais, as the French government moved to temporarily suspend the platform following a sex doll controversy.

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Shein is the cheapest for new clothes, but if you consider the second-hand market, there are online options for that too. The Chinese clothing retailer has faced trouble in recent weeks following the South African Revenue Service’s (SARS) decision to ...

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France's consumer fraud agency received an anonymous tip. The whistleblower said that they came across a sale of lifelike dolls, available in the size of little girls, and their appearance "left little doubt as to the child pornography nature" of the products.