SheIn is LUXURY now?

[@zoeunlimited]

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[@freepalestine4everrr]

can u do a brand video on popflex or just cassie in general?

[@lostinparadisealice]

Green little gummies called ,,grüns" (grün=green in german) is kind of cute.

[@hivyfalou1393]

But why people don't have patent to their clothes designs so that Shein deosn't steal them???

[@randomperson_987]

New flash: if you buy from Amazon it is sometimes just a more expensive SHEIN...you are not any better buying cheap there... I rather buy and save from SHEIN. Amazon sells the same stuff but charges more. It is ridiculous how ppl keep making these videos and still themselves buy from Amazon and Target, Walmart etc.. Ps.I cant afford some things otherwise!!!!!

[@randomperson_987]

Why was my comment deletrd,because i told the truth about Amazon???

[@user-uc4vf1ym4z]

If you have the money to do 800$ hauls, you have the money to spend it responsibly

[@xionxiv9293]

💯

[@Capszuleh]

Responsively isn't a word

[@the_buttonnosedbtch]

what is that sentence bro 😭😭

[@wig84]

and I would argue deserve to be shamed for buying essentially a pile of garbage for $800

[@Grwenhuhc]

So you don't shop from anywhere then, right? Amazon relies on China so you better stop shopping there. Oh high fashion brands? Lmao also rely on child labor. Look into the leather industry. Y'all are so stupid stfu.

[@nikolas_niko]

People who make jokes about shein workers and ignore how toxic and dangerous and immoral it is are just disgusting.. “them kids better work harder, I need my package” like ma’am what??

[@zoeunlimited]

breaks my heart 😞

[@hhdbhn302]

It's a way to cope with how cruel the world is. Like when someone dies and you joke "wow what a bish for leaving me alone haha"

[@nikolas_niko]

@@hhdbhn302 baby that ain’t the same and will never be the same, the people who are buying clothes from shein and openly joking about the kids are not coping - they lack empathy.

[@sowoey1996]

i agree - as someone who likes dark humor it comes off as extremely flippant to the point of dehumanization

[@SocialExperiment232]

I mean Amazon does the same thing… and nobody ever calls them out.

[@marketakoutna9351]

This triggers me like crazy. Kardashians capitalizing on exclusivity and then promoting Shein? Also the flexing on your purchasing irresponsibility on tiktok…

[@wig84]

Kardashians are on a steady decline so it makes sense theyd agree to a collab like that

[@wmverk]

Oh hun, if you knew what the Kardashian/Jenners were doing on yachts, you'd feel less triggered knowing this is the least _bad_ thing they've done.

[@Soyou-rq1xm]

Girl, they promoted flat tummy tea and lolipop , Charmin toilet paper and all the other bs brands they supported back in the day. Nothing is above them.

[@margusiraptor9729]

​@@wmverk Tell them! KUWTK snark unite!!

[@JustJeffisenough]

She is Kardashian, of course, she would do that

[@amoonynight]

I didn't even know that shein started a premium collection cause i just equated anything by them as "cheap" and "bad". Really shows how important branding is and how strongly it can stay in a certain way

[@travelgirlsecrets]

She in quality is actually in many ways like H&M, Zara & other fast fashion brands. What they do indeed worse is all thsirts or sweatpants hoodies and so on that have low quality/quantity or no cotton & sportswear. Denim jeans I have from them are amazing, many many high quality dresses, high quality belts and accessories. Even some sport bras. People buy trends in general so there is no way any fast fashion brand can survive without copying designs. While I agree with most things she said about Shein there is no real solution in my opinion😅. I have worked for a small local brand in my country and they had clothes made in Romania (my country) (with the design stolen) and also clothes imported from China that they claimed were made in Romania.... They told me they made most of their money from the clothes from China 🙃 If people/legislation don't change nothing will change and there is no brand you can fully trust unless you work for them and you know what is behind closed doors

[@amoonynight]

@@travelgirlsecrets ethical brands exist tho. It's just that the prices are too high and fast fashion is affordable especially in this economy. Because it's so cheap people keep buying it after a few wears but they don't realize that if they do the math, they're spending way more on shitty clothes and it would have been better to have just bought the more expensive one which won't disintegrate and would last for years.

[@user-sg4ov7ng4h]

@@travelgirlsecrets idk what you've bought from them especially but belts, accessories and jeans don't last either. that's the main reason i stopped buy there

[@aangelicals]

@@travelgirlsecretsh&m and shein r not the same quality i have had h&m pieces for almost 4 years and they’re holding up better than shein pieces i have owned for barley a year

[@travelgirlsecrets]

@@amoonynight it is hard to know which brands are really ethical if you don't work there 😉 or you know someone that works there

[@Spagetsssssit]

shein is banned in my country and im effing thankful for it

[@hhdbhn302]

Where do you live

[@zoeunlimited]

@@hhdbhn302 same question hahhaa

[@nini_sana]

@@zoeunlimited afaik the app is banned in india, but shein itself is not "banned"

[@XxGamersxx1990]

Banned in India.

[@yygg9786]

shein has harmfull chemicals and people dont know

[@ersebethbathory]

With the same amount of money those girls spend on a SHEIN haul, I get amazing quality clothes and accessories buying secondhand, thrifting or on online outlets…

[@bagel1612]

Yea ikr?! Instead of buying 80 bucks worth of shien clothes I bought an 80s red raincoat that looks really high quality and pretty resistant :D

[@chipotle3666]

Why do yall want to push thrifting on everyone? Not everyone is OK with purchasing clothes that were once worn by someone else or several other people prior to them. I'll never understand this shein discourse because almost every other huge brand is doing the very thing shein is under fire for. If people were asked to stop purchasing from all their fave stores because of that, they wouldn't be so keen on doing that.

[@vivienkoles1880]

You don't even need to thrift, you cn buy perfectly good, long-term usable clothes on other sites.

[@fantasyfanperson]

@@chipotle3666 Respectfully, you're getting defensive over a person saying what THEY do instead of spend $800 on a SHEIN haul. You can also purchase from ethical designers with that kind of money. Also, just to point out: there was literally footage in this video of a SHEIN item that was possibly worn by someone else previously, so buying "new" doesn't necessary protect you from wearing clothes someone else has worn before.

[@hannahlanai]

Too bad there's so many once or twice worn Shein items flooding thrift and second hand stores.

[@bhavnaganiga6272]

Shein & Tiktok are both banned in India. Thank god for that. Other chinese apps were banned too, due to there being data theft issues & national safety risk

[@SuperYogagirl]

Oh that's awesome , I wish they would ban social media, Shein and soda pop in 🇨🇦 Canada, is that too much to ask? 🫣

[@anahitasharan1400]

Shein is coming here to India soon. The Ambanis have already started promoting it. They're about to sell through Reliance.

[@Aurorr]

​​@@anahitasharan1400 these ambanis will milk anything and everything. Shein now has HQ in Singapore. And gov has told reliance to use made in India servers. Inshort, it'll have no data connection with china... Let's see what happens

[@Alienn-o_o]

​​@@SuperYogagirl no, thats a bare minimum to maintain your sanity

[@IamHandsome4u]

Bcs india is jealous of china.

[@szonja3339]

the stealing of design is still crazy to me..why not support smaller businesses as a massive brand? disgusting

[@galaxytea1239]

they steal designs from small creators and exploit the hell out of small children with cheap labor. its messed up through and through.

[@deligeorgieva8535]

because they don't make money from it

[@hermitgreenn]

Small businesses are too expensive.

[@galaxytea1239]

@@hermitgreenn ok? then dont buy from them. shein is not the solution tho bro.

[@darktournament]

@@galaxytea1239 the exact same thing is going on with H&M, Zara, Primark, Fashionova and compagny but nobody talk about it

[@Starbbz]

I hate this. This shows how far humanity will go to get what they want at the expense of others. This is horrible and disgusting.

[@yygg9786]

in the end if there is no earth left all of us lose and die

[@wmverk]

Kali Yuga

[@Loool_7656]

@@yygg9786 Earth is staying, we're not.

[@nurseii9018]

It’s always been like this. Nothing new and it won’t change.

[@eri.crochet]

@@nurseii9018 No today women can vote for example because we did something we can also change so much more that is unfair

[@lisaryk1507]

Kylie has copied her own brand with that dress (the twisted straps) - that people have already proven was already copied from an independent designer. I don't need to know more than that to have my opinion about her. And their apparent lack of environmental consciousness. - yesss promote that to all your little stans and contribute to the environmental damage - that's luxurious, right

[@yygg9786]

reuse your old clothes as pj to wear around house instead of throwing out and buy good quality clothes so they last longer.

[@daniela7603]

I agree. My whole family does that. We also make bags of clothes we no longer use/want to donate, but first we exchange the bags to take a look and grab clothes we want or need so we don't have to buy new things. Along with keeping some clothes to cut them and create something else. I thought everyone did that to be honest. It's more helpful and easier than just throwing they away!!

[@paigeblackwood9588]

And once they are even too worn out for that, turn them into rags to clean the house

[@xFantasy_]

Thats what I do! Most of the clothes I use to sleep in are clothes that I no longer like or can wear outside. Also wear some of my mom and aunt’s old clothes, I don’t have many of my own clothes to begin with haha

[@samaraisnt]

That doesn’t really work for torn see through polyester clubwear, which is most of what i’ve seen them sell…now does it? most people don’t feel their MOST comfortable in like, bedazzled leather thongs and 5” tall high heels…bfr you are thinking like they’re heirloom quality 100% cotton that’s just worn out…they’re not. That’s the problem! 😂😅

[@yygg9786]

@@samaraisnt well we shouldnt buy lots of clothes with those materials when we buy we need to think in what ways and where we will use them

[@Lyra1573]

As a 15 year old girl, i love watching Zoe’s videos, they help me feel so informed about who I look up to (celebrities) or what brands I shouldn’t be buying from, and a lot of her videos remind me that I shouldn’t be comparing myself to 20 something year old women online because they’re all 5+ years older than me, ofc I don’t look the same as them! She is such a smart women and I look up to her so much, I’m so grateful to have role models like her online 💖

[@escobarines]

That's quite important and shows you have great self-awareness!

[@katb-xp9in]

Trust me, as a 23 year old woman, i remember when i was 15 like it was yesterday. I blinked and now im a whole adult. The time flies by quickly, cherish being a teenager as much as u can and stay mindful and continue to educate yourself, itll help you so much as life passes you by, even people in their 20s compare ourselves to what we think we should be due to social media.

[@cm-yu6gu]

​@@katb-xp9inI promise you at 23 you're not a 'whole adult', only by legal standards. And I'm telling you this to reassure you! I wish someone had explained to me when I was your age how hard your early 20s esp are cause you still have so much growing to do. Your brain isn't fully formed until 26 ish, and then after that I VISCERALLY felt a 'calming down'. That doesn't mean late 20s or beyond don't have their own challenges, they certainly do. But what I'm saying is early 20s is still so young, you're still a baby of sorts. I'm not saying this to be patronising at all I'm genuinely trying to offer comfort and good advice, it's just what I wish I heard at 23 ahah. If you don't have everything figured out it's more than okay. Biologically (I'm talking the prefrontal cortex) you're not actually fully formed yet ❤❤

[@katb-xp9in]

@@cm-yu6gu i actually needed to hear this thank you! 🫶🏽

[@sowoey1996]

bought shein once …tbh i dont blame anyone from being enticed by the marketing and the prices but omg the quality was sooo awful that it completely erased any chance of me repurchasing and i only kept a few items for more than a year. Additionally, with the controversies of unfair/unsafe working conditions, and plagiarism …i can barely handle the weight of the world on my shoulders metaphorically, why would i want to bear it literally?

[@DANIxDANGER]

I bought two things from them in 2021 and never bought from them again. The quality was so bad it wasn't even worth the $30 i paid. I still have the items because I'm afraid of throwing it out and it just landing in a landfill somewhere 😭

[@rainebows]

fr the quality is so awful

[@randygill6355]

I also bought two items after friends told me they love their items . The quality is terrible, so cheap! The practices are disgraceful.

[@adina8064]

The quality is so bad, I bought a bikini and the padding shows through it, the material is so thin (you get what you pay for I guess). I know people who shop on there often, I dont know how they can find anything they like.

[@daniamohsin9485]

same, my sister bought for the first time few months ago. And when i asked about the quality she told me that you can't wear them 😂 it's so bad 😅

[@snhb7u3]

This is why some countries impose anti-dumping tariffs or duties

[@Kimeesunshine]

Isn’t SHEIN the same as fashion nova ? And weren’t the kardashian already working with fashion nova years ago ? They have even endorsed toilet paper waaay back in the day so I believe that as long as they are paid, they don’t care

[@samaraisnt]

+++ i hate the hierarchy of “good” and “better” FF as if 500 designs a week is okay or lesser labor violations?! How about no human rights violations??? tf?

[@martinar.5722]

I would just add my own experience - I bought skirts, pants and tops/shirts for work from Shein two years ago, as well as some midi dresses. Many washes later, they are still looking the same. Not sure if luck, but each of those items has already had many wears and washes.

[@sadetucker2094]

I, too, have items that are still in great condition. I feel like the safest bet is to go for things with good material. I have a few pair of shirts, jeans, and sweats that have held up quite nicely. I choose to stay away from buying anything sheer or mesh, as I know that will easily tear.

[@lookbehindyou...9659]

I have bought from SHEIN and not one of the clothing I bought has ever damaged after months of washing, you have to look up very well what to buy, I think people are just exaggerating just to trash the brand, as If other brands don’t so the same and sell them at a higher price

[@martinar.5722]

@@lookbehindyou...9659 Exactly! I think overbuying to just show hauls and wear things once is bad, but I've been wearing these clothes so many times and it was sometimes my last resort because the stores don't stock any work-appropriate clothes anymore for example. Like any blouse would be too transparent, or with large cleavage, or with spaghetti straps. No normal pencil skirts, etc.

[@darktournament]

The thing that is absolutely interesting about SheIn is that you can check on the reviews and there’s literally no other app or website for clothes that is as better than SheIn about that specific point! Everytime I’m choosing a piece of clothe I make sure it got good reviews! And there’s also many people putting pictures of them and their measurements so you can compare for yourself! It’s truly a life saver and it goes the same for checking the quality! People will always warn you about it I used to shop from ASOS for clothes and it always been like playing the lottery when you get the articles Buying from SheIn allowed me to really find clothes that fit my morphology for a good price. Surely there’s some articles that didn’t last that long (maximum 2 articles with manufacturing defaults and knowing that otherwise, everything I got was perfectly fine…), just like it happened to me with articles I bought from Primark, H&M, Bershka, Zara and even Mango! Anyway now I just pay a lot of attention to check ALL the reviews about a specific article, and I got so many articles that lasted for more than 2 years, and will last for more!😅

[@darktournament]

@@lookbehindyou...9659they’re absolutely exaggerating, it’s just ridiculous at that point😐

[@venusangelic_o]

Shein being one of the most polluting companies in fashion industry nowadays... 💀

[@lookbehindyou...9659]

Say that to Taylor swift and all the celebrities who pollute the air by taking a plane to go to the nearest mall just to avoid 10 minute traffic.

[@ashleighwilliams9765]

@@lookbehindyou...9659billions of clothes vs 200 private jet fuel 🙄 come there are both wrong but clothes is polluting more

[@lookbehindyou...9659]

@@ashleighwilliams9765 girl they definitely can just take a taxi, some people can’t afford expensive or more sustainable clothing other than fast fashion brands like shein or else they will have no food for the day literally, stop the nonsense

[@LL-wu5ui]

​@@ashleighwilliams9765and you think everyone can afford sustainable clothes or what?

[@larsswig912]

​@@lookbehindyou...9659 this video is not about taylor swift, stop deflecting

[@watchtheworldburn6908]

It's amazing that large companies like Shien can get away with crimes mentioned in the video. Companies like AliExpress run in a similar manner. I think it's time for more thorough wide range corporate regulations.

[@heysaras]

China. It’s because China doesn’t have laws that protect foreign brands.

[@lostinparadisealice]

Spending 1000$ on trash isn't something to be proud of. Please safe money and resources and buy less clothes. Shopping fair fashion isn't affordable for everyone, but you could go thrifting nice things, exchange with friends and family, so everybody could get new stuff and get rid of clothes they don't wear anymore or buy fast fashion from time to time, when you need something. I do all of this, sometimes I could buy a fair piece, most of the time I buy second hand, from time to time I get something from my mom's closet and I buy fast fashion as well. That works pretty well. I use what I already have, take good care of it and check out the quality before I buy something. So everything lasts longer.

[@chipotle3666]

Drop the passive aggressiveness honestly. All the comments in this video have more or less the same passive aggressive undertone as yours and its actually ridiculous. Idk why yall think pushing this narrative of thrifting will work. Not everyone wants to buy second hand clothes or wants to share clothes with someone else, even if it's family. Surely you wouldn't judge them for that would you? How are YOU going to be the arbiter of what people spend their money on? I've never bought from shein but I'll never understand this discourse because many companies do the very thing that shein is under fire. Will you then say people should just stop buying clothes at all and should just walk around butt naked??? Oh please

[@fantasyfanperson]

@@chipotle3666 I took the first comment of yours I saw in good faith, but it seems you're trawling through the comment section to bully people over making recommendations on reducing unethical consumption. The person you're replying to has literally mentioned that sometimes they buy fast fashion if they need to, but overall try to reduce how much they buy.

[@ginamiller2157]

I could say the same for companies like Apple which engage in unethical mineral mining practices (search colbalt mining). I personally think that is more egregious because people are buying new iphones, macs etc. (sometimes annually) at exorbitant prices despite having functioning devices and do not consider refurbished options. The conditions of these mines are nothing short of hellish and the impact on the environment significant. But people don't want to talk about that. We could talk about the way people purchase food and the wastage from developed countries. The ethics of cosmetic companies and use of palm oil which has led to horrendous deforestation. Even the way we consume essential good likes gas, which is readily available through destabilisation of poorer countries and siphoning their resorces by our elected officials. But people don't want to talk about that. SHEIN should be called out but the bottom line is how we consume in 99% of cases is unethical. These are the consequences of end-stage capitalism and if we want real change not ways to feel self-righteous and belittle people who do not have the means to source "ethical" luxury brands or thrift, we need to look at systemic change not one company.

[@lostinparadisealice]

@@chipotle3666 I don't judge people for buying fast fashion. What I critized, is excessive cosumption and I just wanted to show a few options for people, who want to change their habbits and safe money. It is totaly fine, if you personaly don't want to shop second hand or share clothes with your family. Suggestions don't need to be accepted. It wasn't my intention to be aggressive. English isn't my first language and I do my best to communicate clearly and politely.

[@lostinparadisealice]

@@fantasyfanperson Thank you

[@loovider]

I live in Hungary, so my wage is low. I order a lot from Shein, and I think the quality is fine. Yeah, some clothes have a weird material, but I use them anyway. I have washed these clothes a lot (10+ times), and nothing is ripped. My jeans from Shein have stronger/better material than Tally Weijl, and the fit is the same, but the price is half. I'm sorry for the workers, but unfortunately Shein is the most affordable clothing webshop in our country. So I'm going to order from it until my salary gets better.

[@daphne2609]

same in turkey too

[@cyborgchick8448]

I'm from Africas and it's the same here. I only buy what I need because it's all most of us can afford here. I have worn many of these items for 2+ years with no problems.

[@hellenab88]

I shop on Shein too and my clothes hold up just fine. I think there is some exaggerating happening with people saying that all their clothes will fall apart after a couple of washes. Do I wish the clothes were made more sustainably and ethically? Sure. But I know you and I are doing our best to live our lives the best we can. So, do what you have to and do your best. ❤

[@ceramicfrog1]

En is magyar vagyok!!!

[@mairiiii]

same, greek here!

[@bunniie143]

I used to think your channel was just to discuss fashion, and trends. At a glance it seemed entirely superficial (nothing wrong with that either of course). But using these topics as a way to teach and talk about marketing, advertising and its impact is a genius idea.

[@SofiaKahan]

‏‪13:26‬‏ did you just call Zara affordable cuz where I live it costs around 200 of the money in my country which is about $100 I don't know about you but I'm a 16 year old girl and I don't have $100 to spend on a sweater😂😂😂

[@ritz_rr]

Exactly. It’s so easy for influencers and KZbinrs to tell us to stop buying clothes yet they don’t realize how most of us are living paycheck to paycheck and simply can’t afford $80 jeans. and personally I don’t like thrift stores and yet to find a brand that is affordable. I would gladly buy elsewhere if there was a better option but there isn’t and that’s why it’s so annoying to hear rich people tell us what we should and shouldn’t buy

[@SofiaKahan]

@@ritz_rr oh my God I completely agree, I personally do like thrift stores but what you find in a thrift store is super limited like if I go to the thrift store and I find like two shirts that's a good thrift shop day, and sometimes I need to buy stuff in bigger amounts like five or six items, and five or six items from Zara can get to like couple hundred dollars... I would happily love to have a company with good quality that treats their employees good but then also is affordable.

[@samaraisnt]

it’s literally not affordable and I’m americen. T shirts are about $35 and it’s rare that anything is less than $20 but normal for stuff to be over $50…that’s not affordable. It’s seen as premium fast fashion imo it helps them look fancy cus not everyone can afford it. The only thing FF about it is that it’s literally fast.

[@SofiaKahan]

@@samaraisnt exactly, i completely agree, i would love to buy something better, but i just can afford it, and what these KZbinrs don't understand is that not everyone is rich and some of us need to buy cheaper shirts so we can pay for stuff like food, i personally still live with my parents but they also can buy such expensive stuff.....

[@itzbunaaababez]

Zara is over priced af

[@sammyscorner6544]

7:08 Seeing this makes me so mad. I am from Bangladesh, which is one of the biggest exporters of garments. But the damn exploitation of labor is so disgusting over here. The minimum wage is 12500 per month, which is around 120 USD. They work long shifts per day, some even 16 hours. They literally grind these poor, vulnerable people.

[@itss.ireenne3031]

Im so sorry

[@tonymedina1014]

That’s not right.They should pay them more than that wage. It’s inhumane.

[@lucijak3444]

I bought from shein just once or twice if you count the time my cousin bought it and she didn't like the color so she sold it to me. Those are my favorite clothes and i wear them a lot. They are probably the best quality of all my clothes. I despise hauls but if you buy once or twice couse it's hard to afford other stuff i personaly understand.

[@DoesntMatter-p8z]

What about when you can buy the same boxed and branded items on Amazon at a 150% price spike? Board games, holiday decorations, posters?

[@lucyc2855]

THIS! Because afaik, SHEIN and Amazon have the exact same manufacturers for a large majority of their products, but people don't mention that! Amazon has higher prices since it is individual sellers marketing on Amazon.

[@IamHandsome4u]

​@@lucyc2855 bcs its chinese, china=bad and US=good.

[@Bonsees]

Not the SHEINsta 😩

[@zoeunlimited]

🥲

[@LKelz]

As much as we need to focus on SHEIN ‘s harsh working conditions on their workers Please be reminded that American company’s like Zara, H&M who sell clothes for a cheap price also uses cheap labor in Southern Asia . SHEIN is just one of the corporate , not the only corporate . And not all American company’s are safe I shop on those company’s because I am disabled I don’t have money . I make less than minimum wage though, but I also don’t do haul videos and mass buy .

[@fidgetykoala]

I bought office attire clothes from Shein because my actual style is street wear. So basically blouses for summer and long dresses for winter. The exact same things at Zara would have been 5x more expensive, and they are made in china as well. Clothes are good quality, at least in my experience, I wash them at 30th degrees to maximise longevity. Imagine I have sensitive skin and I haven't broken out at all. My first order was out of desperation because I couldn't show up at interviews with my baggie tees and shorts. It was a small order just to sample their offerings. Then I placed another order for bijoux and believe me or not they didn't tarnish. Third order was long dresses (super nice, polkadot patterns and cottagecore) fourth order summer mid length dresses and blouses. I bought some bags as well, and they are nice, they look the part and do the job. So yes my formal attire comes from Shein, I'm into streetwear, so for me it's just a cosplay to please prospective employers in corporate. When I lived in the UK I was shopping almost solely at Charity shops or eBay. Here in Italy there aren't charity shops, so for me shein is already expensive considering I was able to get stuff for 2-3 quids in the UK. Just for a thoughtful insider comparison, I was doing market development for a small scale menswear fashion house in Italy. They focused on men suit jackets only. We were able to get a spot at Pitti uomo Firenze. A jacket was 250-300 euros (bear in mind we were cost leaders in comparison to competitors). The company was using solely loro piana and Zegna as their fabric suppliers, factor in Italian wages, Italian corporate taxes and you get the gist. But how many people can afford that price point? O.c our buyer persona and B2B firmographic segmentation were on the wealthy side of the socio economic spectrum.

[@qnguyen]

as a petite girl, shein is the only place i can find clothes that ACTUALLY fit me that aren’t overly expensive😭

[@CowCowGirl]

"Im so petite" 😭

[@869ofuncertainty]

I still shop at Shein ^_^' don't crucify me. I'm a broke college student who gained weight. I don't buy anything under $15 from that site. I find that more expensive things are just better quality. I also don't do hauls. I buy 3-4 things at a time because their sizing is unreliable. I think if Shein is all you can afford you can be responsible about it.

[@adelisa_6293]

If you’re willing to pay at least 15 dollars per clothing piece try Depop or second hand stores. There really is no excuse! We don’t need so many clothes and we don’t need to buy frequently, I don’t even think gaining weight is a problem, you can even get rid of some clothes by reselling and buy clothes that fit. I understand why some people fall in to buying from SHEIN, but there is always a way to implement sustainability in our lives no matter how broke you are. I’ve still yet to shop on SHEIN and my budget for clothes is usually max 10$ I like finding second hand clothes on Depop, up cycling, getting clearances items, and going to local thrifts, so just some examples. In theory we don’t need new clothes, we could go living in three outfits for years, we’re just pushed to buy what we want and not consider how fortunate we really are. Just a perspective, no judgement 🤍

[@adelisa_6293]

Also I don’t mean to implement fear but I hope you’re aware that SHEIN is able to put harmful chemicals in their clothes because there aren’t many regulations in China. Stuff like weird chemicals and higher lead concentrations than the us allows. I’d do some research in it if you want to be conscious of just exactly is behind the mass amount of fabric they’re able to get. The world has so much harmful stuff in it nowadays

[@869ofuncertainty]

@@adelisa_6293 I stick to mostly cotton blends. My skin doesn't do well with polyester. But I'll look into it more. Thank you.

[@Othillde]

Charity shops, second hand shops, eBay, literally any second hand site ever. I've won auctions on these sites for £2.00. They all have a huge variety of sizes. Will they have what's fashionable this month? No, but the very newest stuff isn't a necessity. Do whatever you want but don't come here to justify it, there's zero excuse to buy from shein or any clothes shop selling new items (as opposed to second hand) right now.

[@drawanna3135]

She tryna make us feel bad for her 💀

[@mystic_mimi21]

8:00 excuse me! How is it acceptable or normal to think that something is quality due to lasting more than a year? I have heard this so often now. Quality is non existent, I read a review for some boots and they said they were amazing because they lasted 2 years wtf.

[@tsukasa6364]

I buy clothes outside of shein that don't last two years. The quality of everything, even furniture is about the same quality as shein, i don't really blame anyone for preferring to pay shein prices if you're gonna get crap anyway. Idk really where to shop for anything anymore everything sucks.

[@cm-yu6gu]

It's about price. If you spent $10 and it lasted 2 years, well its probably saved you money and is cheaper accumulatively than something more expensive. Although yes, I do agree with your point. Our standards have decreased dramatically as the quality of goods also has. We've become normalised to planned obsolescence and cheap materials. The idea of having clothes that last decades seems unthinkable even though that used to be the norm. Crazy

[@ЕкатеринаАн-у3б]

@@cm-yu6gu I bought a pretty expensive shirt (1/10th of my salary) and it ripped after the third wash. Price doesn't really matter that much...

[@Zynga76]

I havent bought anything from it in years due to allegations around it but what i did like about it that i couldn't find anywhere else was the "genres" , like if you're hippy, or preppie, or goth, it was easy to find your own style (if anyone knows of an ethical brand that does that I'd love recommendations)

[@FrostyFlakee]

honestly, thrifting is the best way to find a good range of clothes for cheap prices :3 plus, it's so much easier to shop without an aesthetic. as long as you can see yourself wearing the clothes you buy, you're good to go!

[@cm-yu6gu]

Their app is unmatched tbh. I've never come across a shopping app as good as theirs. It's scarily good. Like they just researched every single ploy and marketing stategy to get you to buy more and just used them all. And it works. Their app is tooooo good lol

[@carred-r7c]

DIY and thrift store, online used clothing outlets

[@valeries.7495]

This is why I thrift. I am starting to see a lot of shein clothing from trends that were around a year or two ago in the thrift store and its sad to see that people are getting rid of their clothing so quickly.

[@JIYASINGH14]

When shein got banned in my country (india) i was sad at the time because I didnt knew how much malpractice they did but now i am more than glad that its gone

[@mireyar2040]

It's common to see people talking about shein being an unethical company, so they won't shop there and have rude things to say about people who do. A common thing I hear people talk about is the poor work conditions and low pay that sheins employees are faced with. Let me break some news to you guys: most things in your house, are made in China. Your dishes, clothing, decorations, everything. How do you think the workers who made your dishes, clothing, and decorations in China are treated at thier job? Do you think it's any different? And yet you still purchased these things. Probably the second most common thing I hear is that there are chemicals and harmful materials in thier clothing. Another news flash: it's the same thing shopping anywhere else. You have plastics, harmful chemicals, and synthetic fabrics in general making up the clothing you bought from forever 21, hollister, aeropostale, American eagle, walmart, even the holier than thou thrift stores. Where do you think the clothing there came from. CHINA. Or some other country where the cost of labor and materials is cheap. Just. Like. Shein. I'm so tired of people talking about how horrific shein is when I hear almost nothing about any other sites everyone orders thier clothing from. And guess what, the thrift stores just throw away what hasn't sold in a certain amount of time. I know someone who works at the goodwill in my city. None of it is ethical so if you people aren't gonna go to these third world countries and stop it, then shut up about it or be about that life and live off the land with no government help or social media in any way. Your electronic also aren't all that ethical. Shoot even the food we eat isn't all that good if your not thorough with your shopping. Always something new about how you shouldn't eat certain foods, no matter how healthy you try to be. To be as close as cruelty free as you can be; The clothes, products & food you buy would have to be coming from reputable first hand small businesses or handmade from your own home, so to really know, no one was harmed. Majority people are not willing or even able to do that. I also want to mention, supposed ethical fashion is very expensive. Not a lot of us can afford it. If you’re able to live a clean lifestyle then honestly good for you. If you have plenty of money feel free to help out the world. Ps. You choose what you accept into you life. All of its not gonna be pretty, but you have the free will to choose how much.

[@istoleyourjams270]

Been waiting for this comment, they should really keep the same energy towards the other companies. I feel like the reason Shein is the only one attacked is because it is KNOWN as a chinese company, same goes for tiktok. While companies that are known as American or just western in general are celebrated (or the problems are ignored) Besides that the problem are the people buying 1000$ clothing hauls more than once a year, like damn you don't need that many clothes or stuff in general.

[@cupidsfckedupfairy]

also: It's a classism thing. Because it's cheap, people will judge. 🙄

[@londekasibiya3314]

🙌🏽

[@Othillde]

I agree that nobody should be rude and insulting, and agree that other things we buy are from horrible places, too. But it's worth politely pointing out to people that we can all make changes where it's actually easily possible, especially when it comes to clothes. For a few it isn't easy, but for the vast majority of people it is and it's annoying to see people making excuses all over this comment section when they could easily make a change where clothes are concerned. They can do what they want, but they keep trying to justify it like it's okay to buy from shops like this when they clearly don't need to in the situation they've presented.

[@mireyar2040]

@@Othillde Yes, I agree there's nothing inherently wrong with pointing out the toxic facts and I have no animosity to those who wish to point them out. We just want consistency. We also need people to realize that your never gonna live a 100% clean life, but that doesn't mean you can't choose from your own conscious n morals what you consent to bring into your life.

[@Floptasticqueen]

I’m proud to say I’ve never bought from shein.

[@Cherry-dn2to]

bought beads from there a few times cuz thry are cheap

[@SamanthaBlueberries-x8i]

Me too

[@evelinemoniz4380]

Unfortunately bought two things 4 years ago , and I vowed to never buy again and it includes primark too .

[@hannahlanai]

Same, not a single cent. Any time I'm tempted, I think about the working conditions for their laborers and it's an immediate turn off.

[@pinkblossom1516]

Me too ,not SHEIN not Zara not h&m

[@Herrera_70]

I've significantly reduced the amount of clothes I own and threw away all the polyester I had. I'm focusing on buying second hand high quality clothes not made out of plastics. This whole shein/fashion nova craziness is too much!

[@Joann183]

That’s not cool ripping from other designers. They need to get their own design team.

[@aditipatel9585]

It’s shocking how Women’s Magic Truths on Borlest isn’t being discussed. The book is full of life-changing insights, yet no one seems to notice. Time to break the trance and read it yourself!

[@kaela420]

bot comment.

[@truthprevails4386]

it's shocking you are posting this. what a dumb comment, that's a shit book that doesn't exist.

[@Othillde]

Even the title of the book is sus lol. Remember to look out for gross promotional comments like this. And, unless it's fiction, it's safe to assume any book with "magic" in the title is time wasting shite

[@lannymae9368]

17:14 products breaking after using it once girl r u talking about Walmart too? And target cus I’ve had things last longer on SHEIN then both Walmart and target

[@brr420]

To think shein is about to open a physical store in my country (Latin America) shows how far they're getting 🤐

[@lookbehindyou...9659]

I will go buy there gladly, it’s not like other companies are any different 😅

[@brr420]

@@lookbehindyou...9659 you right

[@SnowflakeRainbows]

@@lookbehindyou...9659 Really? Which other fashion company do you know that uploads 10.000 new pieces per day? Shein is the worst brand. Point.

[@lookbehindyou...9659]

@@SnowflakeRainbows that’s why shein is called ultra fast fashion, I think stealing designs is not ok but other companies aren’t any different when it comes to working conditions and work wages, so shein is not the only one to blame here

[@beewest5704]

​@@lookbehindyou...9659It's often just a viewing store you still have to buy online.

[@Fedtfinger]

Great video and all, but as a person with a bachelors in pharmacy, saying "that the gummi form makes it more bioavailable" followed by comparing powders and pills, makes my head shake

[@SamanthaBlueberries-x8i]

Now I get why my mom wouldn't buy me SHEIN 😝 I'm super blessed Also , I liked seeing you talk about SHEIN

[@yq1880]

Ya'll... Cheaper pet products on Amazon are all from shein.. I just directly buy the beds etc from shein and pay less than half of what Amazon lists it for.... Am I awful...

[@DamienHurts]

She said she isn't trying to shame anyone for shopping on Shein, but I am. It infuriates me. It's public knowledge that companies like Shein are horrible working environments and the quality is so bad that so much of the clothes end up in landfills. You have very low morals and no ethics if you are shopping on Shein. Celebs endorsing Shein are even worse. Shop consciously PLEASE.

[@momooolongdumpling3706]

as far as I know any ethically produced clothes will cost a lot more than what people can afford nowadays. Any brands selling a piece of garment for under $100 probably is just unethical as SHEIN. If I name a few, Zara, H&M, brandy Melville, F21, uniqlo are all in that bundle. The solution is really either spend a ton of your valuable time thrifting, stop buying clothes at all, or only buy those expensive designer clothes made in Italy lol

[@SnowflakeRainbows]

Nah. A) Thrifting is super easy nowadays with online websites where you can thrift, b) the average person already owns way too many pieces, so that buying clothes is rarely a need and mostly a luxury and c) yes, other brands suck too, but the fact that shein offers new products daily with these price ranges gives away that they are worse than other brands. Shein is hypercapitalism. 10.000 new items per day, my god.

[@samaraisnt]

No, not Italy they use exploited African migrants who they lock in the sweatshops making designer bags :/ I watched a documentary about it…and beware of “made in europe” cause it usually means Turkey where they use child labor more than China and their wages are even lower. Companies have been moving to Turkey from China for that reason but people are too stup!d/uninformed to know that it’s even worse…please look into the brands you support NOT the country or continent. There’s ethical brands in China and sl@ve labor in Italy. There’s no angels anywhere, just capitalists.

[@NostraBloom]

Comparatively, how much better is the labor that goes into other fast fashion brands like H&M? (genuine question)

[@sarahnova1567]

I think it mostly comes down to sheer quantity. I agree that most fashion companies (H&M, Zara, Primark), even those that aren't necessarily seen as "fast fashion" (Nike, Adidas, etc.) have absolutely unethical standards of production and at least some blind spots in their production chains. Most clothing we do wear that isn't made buy on demand or locally will have some sort of unethical labour standards involved. But speaking about the quantity is were it probably makes the difference. It's honestly also a logic I go buy when shopping - the 50 euro Nike shirt will not have more money going to the actual workers than the 5 Euro H&M shirt. However with Shein, considering the shadow with which they dwarf even Primarks production as well as the quality they do put out, it just necessitates a lot more clothing being produced and thus involves many, many more people being affected by this large scale operation as well as them needing to have a much higher output. There is also the issue of forced labour, considering that some of the factories are at least around the areas involved in areas with concerns of genocide (using the YT "allegedly" here). The neverending cycle of microtrends fuels production which can only be afforded by involving an insanely high amount of workers, which the company is zero percent transparent about and actively tries to distract from (e.g., luxury branding, the influencer brand trips...). There is also toxicity comparisons which reflect that there is likely to be more direct contact with chemicals than in other factories. I think it may also be a bit of an "unknown ground" issue - while many companies outsource their labour to countries like Bangladesh and India, which have long been in the public eye for these issues and were at least some teeny-tiny headways are being made, Shein operates outside of international regulatory influences. This is also considering it is not just about the labour, but all the other issues as well. I do think though that there is a clear point, that while no fast fashion brand can be truly ethical and it is not unnecessarily possible to not buy from the under ever-unethical capitalism, Shein absolutely dwarves any of them due to sheer capacity.

[@0XxkaaxX0]

it is "better" because it's western companies that exploit people and pollute the environment making money from it (h&m, zara etc.). as soon as Asian companies start making money from doing the same thing it suddenly becomes a big issue...

[@samaraisnt]

Literally.

[@Balianderson5]

​@@sarahnova1567 So what are our sustainable shopping options? Thrifting and luxury brands and designer that is expensive? Cuz Zara and HM are bad?

[@IamHandsome4u]

​@@sarahnova1567 dont consume too much anti-china propaganda and u will enjoy your life.

[@judytamoongoddess]

I used it couple of times but stopped because so many nice things are just made of polyester, now I buy cotton, wool and cashmere/silk in more local stores, less clothes but better quality, not so easy to find but worth it

[@renatacarolina4694]

Honestly? I have several shein clothes, most of them have a really good quality. In my country fast fashion stores sells clothes for double the price of shein with much less quality.

[@miss.paula1111]

Shein is really popular in Mexico. Women will open their own Shein boutiques

[@beewest5704]

Yes in my country too ppl sell Shein on their whatsapps.

[@barackkajszi6980]

WDY MEEEAN???zara is considered cheap/affordable ?? In my country its considered to be on the more expensive side😮its more expensive than h&m

[@valthinamihaila]

I'm sick of this hate for shein. I have sandals from shein and I'm still wearing them for the 3rd summer, almost every single day. Very comfortable and still looks good. I have t-shirts and it's better quality than Zara, Mango or other companies. The t-shirts are sew in straight line compared with zara which are not . I'm sorry but you can buy good quality clothes or accessories from shein if you look at the fabrics and comments. I will not stop buying just because somebody say so.

[@stormzybanksy]

i think the blatant copying of other small designer's products is the worst and reason enough they need to be put out of business, nevermind the horrible environmental impact and human rights abuses they cause.

[@Skz_Foreverstay]

we love the pink in ur hair its giving top model of dti :D

[@Sanatizer_1009]

Fr!

[@freepalestine4everrr]

so glad u talked abt this.

[@kayannanorthover2888]

A good company is about trust, quality and good labour.

[@msjigglypuff91]

I’m so annoyed that influencers discovered shein. I wish they were embarrassed again. I miss my $2 shirts 😭

[@Nativecurls]

Glad and proud to say I have never bought from Shein, if anything the material looks tacky to me. I would rather continue thrifting

[@mystic_mimi21]

1:53 correction, I cannot recall the statistics but the age/ generation demographic that buys from Shein and other fast fashion is millennials (30+).

[@mmaantj]

I wanted to check this and according to a UBS securities research about shein, the biggest group was between 25-34 years old and the average age is 35 years old.

[@eliltaliya]

you have to end this series with a finale on how one would go about building a strong brand and maintaining it like the many celebrities/ influencers you mentioned x

[@YumersEdits]

as sad as it is, im going to still buy from shein. In México, child labor is very prominent and its horrible. However, in lots of stuff done on a daily bases, buying clothes that are made from children, is no different than all the other physical work done by kids in México (myself included). Im broke, so ima have to stick w/ shein.

[@creenataylor8070]

All these people showing off how much they've "spent" on shein is disgusting. I swear our greed is going to kill all of us!

[@jazzysimz_8]

I just bought from Shien and received it yesterday, got everything I ordered and I needed the clothes due to job change and also needed to find my style. Don't shame me and also have been getting Shien a couple of times over the years. Its what I can afford and what I have grown up with so. I usually order from a certain store like Dazy and not like Shien brand directly even if it is off Shien.

[@AmberBrooklyn24]

It’s ok, buy what you want. I have some cool stuff from SHEIN for home and clothing.

[@dianexoxo8]

the problem is not people like us who can't afford expensive clothing the problem is with those damn rich people who are filling the planet with trash when they can afford expensive clothing....

[@Lowriaa]

“Needing to find your style” is a choice. No-one needs to do this. And to choose to use fast fashion to do it means you’re ok with exploitation. You could choose to wear what you already have, thrift or buy fewer things to develop your style slowly, over time.

[@jazzysimz_8]

@@Lowriaa listen I have been wearing office wear straight out of high school for three years. The clothes over took the little bit of regular clothes that I have and out grown them. I did make the choice to get what I want, but I personally needed clothes. Sorry not sorry to disappoint you. But babes I don’t support “exploitation”. Shien is not that only company in the world that does that there are many and plenty of clothes companies and other name brand companies that do this as well and we buy them everyday. I’m not saying it’s right but it’s the world honey. And many thrifting stores does have Shien products as well now.

[@Lowriaa]

All I said was that finding your style is a want not a need. You are choosing to prioritise something you want (“finding my style”) over the wellbeing of others and the planet. Even if you wore the clothes for 10 years, we know that the practices of Shein are damaging to people and the environment. That is choosing to accept exploitation. Sorry not sorry that the truth hurts.

[@JIGYASA-wg4mx]

YIPPPPIEEEEEEEEEEEEE now i have something to watch while eating ramen

[@zoeunlimited]

yummm enjoy!!

[@sarahjensen2760]

so glad that i have not ever bought ANYTHING from Shein, its just disgusting abt the workers and people flex how much they buy??

[@sarikatimmi]

im so confused by how “saving face” can be so important yet there is zero shame in stealing and being cheap

[@T.A.Edison]

It baffles me why someone who has the money to do 500$ shopping sprees every month shops at Shein

[@tonymedina1014]

They could spend that money on better quality products at Marshall’s, or any other brand.

[@IamHandsome4u]

Cuz they want to?

[@Jordè1222]

Honesty i have some oretty solid pieces from Shein that are a few years old! I have 4 cotton long sleeve ts, a cotton gingham wrap skirt and 3 beautiful chiffon floral dresses that i wear constantly and get lots of compliments on. The dresses were about $35 a piece. I think if you shop smartly (avoid trends and super low cost items) and not excessively Shein can be a good option for low income girlies ❤ choose things made from cotton, rayon or chiffon material (i think the brand i like is called docd) will usually be well made.

[@Cierrareadsandwrites]

I bought some stuff from Shein like some basic tops and mine have been washed at least 10 times. Their pj sets are friggin amazing for me as i love sets but buying one set full price is ridiculous.

[@sarahcharlettson8837]

I nearly don't buy at shein, my most expensive order was about 60-70€ including craft supplies that are the same as the ones on Amazon. It's not about not ordering there, but do it more responsible. The clothes I ordered are still in my closet after 4-6 years and if you treat it well enough it will last you a while (picking out good stuff and basics helps too).

[@thiacari]

I lived in China for a decade. The quality and safety of the products is so bad! Whenever possible, Chinese people buy from Western brands, because they know that they have quality and safety control.

[@Aurriel]

Thank you for the deep dive into this company. There is one thing I do stand differently on: If a person has daily or almost daily access to water that can be used to wash clothes and is able to wash these clothes, than they do not need heapes of clothes - and therefore do not need to shop at Shein! If you do not have money - which is not shameful at all! - about 30 items that are washed every week or every other week are enough at the beginning. Who cares if you repeat an outfit? So, for people in better circumstance (with a full wardrobe already and access to a washing maschine), if they still buy from Shein, yes, that should be shamed!

[@pumpkinqueen3776]

I agree with most of this. Buuuuut, I have a toddler who’s been wearing shein clothes for two years non stop, constant washing (and I mean hard washing, food stains, grass stains, etc), and they’re all fine, no worse than his Zara or H&M clothes (do not judge, I can’t afford better). Haven’t bought anything for myself (honestly don’t remember the last time I bought an item of clothing for me, anywhere), but his clothes are doing just fine in terms of quality 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️ maybe it’s the kids’ clothes, maybe I’ve just been lucky, but everything has lasted quite some time, with playgrounds and daycare playtime, etc.

[@AmberBrooklyn24]

Not judging at all. I have plenty of clothing from SHEIN and they’re pretty good and decent quality. It all looks good on me 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@lookbehindyou...9659]

Don’t feel shamed for buying SHEIN if that’s what you can afford because all of these people taking crap will not buy you anything, and I have plenty of clothes from SHEIN and they are all in great state after months of washing and wearing, I ❤SHEIN

[@pinkblossom1516]

Shein Zara and h&m and more are made in the same factories they are the same equality

[@IamHandsome4u]

Dont take these type of videos seriously, these are just anti-china propaganda.

[@taina3fw]

In Brazil Shein is now being taxed, they can't use the "I'm just sending a gift" strategy anymore hehe

[@lannymae9368]

I really don’t care whatever bad shit u have to say about SHEIN, shit is expensive these days maybe if America was cheaper SHEIN wouldn’t even be making 32 billion off of us😒and if America had more pretty plus size options cuz a lot of places will create cute clothes but nothing over size 12 but SHEIN will create that exact clothes but make it so ppl who r sizes 22 can also wear them

[@moop44]

Child labour supporter

[@IamHandsome4u]

U shouldnt, it gets hate bcs its a chinese brand cuz according to them china=bad. Any chinese brand u pick, it will get a lot of hate just bcs its from china, they banned huawei, BYD, and the hate for tiktok and shein.

[@m1shtea]

1:29 broke my heart.

[@SofiaKahan]

Although I agree with you with 90% of what was said in the video I just need you to understand the perspective of people who really love these designs but just can't afford them and I don't want to support a company that copies something but there's some stuff that I love and I can't afford the original.... Play pop flex is a great brand but it's so expensive.... I work really hard and I still don't make enough money

[@IamHandsome4u]

Dont feel bad, most of them are just anti-china propaganda bcs its a chinese brand.

[@leibamendoza9746]

I saw them selling Mac Books, Coach bags, watches and jewellery, Stanley cups, Iphone 15 and other designer brands. They have a blue check mark on those brand pages to show that they are original brand named items and not knock offs

[@birutec8725]

I still remember how they copied some blogilates designs and she posted about it.

[@Muyo_hanso]

I'm pretty sure it also started cause bodycon dresses where at their peak thanks to kardashians and it took physical clothing stores 2-3 years to get them to us. I never bought anything there but i specifically remember these dresses being the biggest focus for women shopping through instagram and other fast fashion brands like ohpolly etc

[@tuvah.j841]

whyyy do you use the discord notification sound?? it confuses the shit outa me every timeee

[@Fantikcrochet]

Now I’m 100% sure that I’m doing right, working on my slow fashion brand. As only smart people will understand why handmade things cost more than fast fashion ❤

[@sierragonzalez444]

Shien is cheap NOT lux

[@marenkia]

i was wondering why discord spams me with notification sounds but then i realised it was this video

[@NostraBloom]

Please ease off on the discord sound effect! It's really frequent, distracting, loud, jarring, it takes away from the points you're making as you're making them

[@julisa3100]

SHEIN about to get that Skechers glow up

[@aishaaaajilll]

Genuinely curious why you have your eye glasses in your hands? ✌🏻

[@humeyrakara4721]

I love that you are making these videos and using your platform to inform us about these brands. Just a feedback from a girlie who loves to watch you, the product you are promoting in the video seems like it is just packaging inside packaging to me. :’(

[@surfergirl368]

please stop with the discord notifications every two seconds - it makes your channel seem like brainrot and just takes away from the experience!

[@saturnblu3s]

whose discord?

[@AndiLP-y1p]

Her trying to look smarter by holding the glasses is making me lose my mind

[@AS-010o0]

I’m really impressed how well detailed this videos is! Great, smart, in depth and interesting analysis!

[@stargirlhq]

girl love this but stoooooop with the discord notifications pls its freaking me out ☹

[@fromaparkinthesouth]

oh my god that girl in the intro pissed me off sm bro "look at these prices, it shouldnt be bad to shop at shein anymore!" Bro its bad because CHILDREN are working UNDERPAID for that

[@RonjaBraun-j9n]

Luv your videos by the way

[@DJ-cr9nb]

who else remembers before shein blew up when shein and romwe were both level competitors and it was like a little secret to shop from there

[@Jesdarat]

my mom NEEDS to stop shopping from shien, I already told her they steal from designers, she wont listen to me and its disgusting to know that she still shops from shien even though she knows I wanna become a fashion designer.

[@bangberryy]

i remember the first time i bought from shein when i was 14 or 15.. i´m 21 now. never thought they´d get that big..

[@franklynLP]

Can u stop using the discord sound its so confusing

[@reeofsunshine92]

I used to be a fit model for (actual) quiet luxury brands. Quickly realized that there is a major difference of quality in materials and I simply cannot go back to fast fashion. Your clothes will last longer and fit you soooooo much better. 3yrs ago I bought from Shein to see what the hype was about. All pieces have either fallen apart or have holes. Shein is not it people. Save up your money for better quality clothes. You can also shop at thrift stores! You just gotta know what materials to look out for and avoid, as well as making sure it fits you and/or can be tailored if needed. I still have a few good quality pieces I’ve purchased from a thrift store about 5yrs ago that are still in great condition!

[@beewest5704]

Thrift stores are now even filled with Shein.

[@reeofsunshine92]

@beewest5704 I just ignore the Shein stuff.

[@farangis0307]

How can people still purchase something from shein? Erm, you're aware of unhealthy work ethic there and their strealing. Amazing video, thanks❤