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Shein 'dark marketing' complaint should be 'heads up' to SMEs
Chinese fast fashion giant Shein has been hit with a consumer watchdog complaint over alleged ‘dark marketing’ and using bad practices to manipulate customer behaviour. The European Consumer Organisation (BEUC), made up of 25 members across 21 countries, has accused Shein of using “dark marketing” techniques, which it says are designed to pressure shoppers into impulsive purchases. They are said to make use of deceptive tactics such as claims of…
Aggressive tools Hypothetically limited stock warning, artificially limited offers, false meters, unreasonably insistent notifications, the fast fashion brand Shein uses aggressive and oppressive techniques contrary to European regulations. An ethical problem and not that... Moreover, an ethical question arises. While Europe advocates the defence of the environment and makes the defence of human rights, a fortiori workers' rights, cardinal value…
Can Fast Fashion Go Green? SHEIN’s Net-Zero Ambitions Under Scrutiny
SHEIN has become one of the biggest names in fast fashion, selling affordable clothes online to customers around the world. The company had revenues of around US$30–32 billion in 2023 and offered nearly 600,000 items for sale at any given time. However, SHEIN is also facing criticisms over its rising carbon footprint and net-zero initiatives. The Fast Fashion Industry’s Environmental and Carbon Footprint The fast fashion industry is one of the…
Symbol of the social and environmental drifts of ephemeral fashion at low prices, Shein is targeted by several initiatives in Europe and the United States, and notably by a bill of law in France that will be voted on Tuesday in the Senate.- What is Shein?Founded in China in 2012 and...
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