Shein says US tariff hit won't stop fast-fashion flood

The USA and Brussels threaten with tariffs and the final consumer will be able to pay in the end. Brands loved by many consumers may become more expensive. And we're still just at the beginning

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U.S. tariffs will not prevent the digital clothing platform Shein from selling its products in the U.S., his executive director, Donald Tang, said in an interview with AFP in Paris. The leader of the China-based but Singapore-based group also said that his company does not resort to forced labor, after criticism of the oeneges accusing it of underestimating the environmental impact or respect for human rights. Tariffs: customers will not be "aff…

U.S. tariffs will not prevent Shein's digital clothing platform from selling its products in the U.S., his executive director, Donald Tang, said in an interview with AFP in Paris.

Shein says US tariff hit won't stop fast-fashion flood

PARIS: Tariffs imposed by the Trump administration will not eject fast-fashion juggernaut Shein from the US market, its executive chairman Donald Tang has told AFP. The head of the online platform, which has come in for scrutiny over its environmental footprint and allegations of human rights violations, a