Shein isn’t just another clothing brand, they’re recognised as the biggest ultra-fast fashion company.

• SHEIN is an ultra-fast fashion giant mass-producing poor-quality clothes. Prices look low at first glance, but are huge if looking at the whole toxic impact.
• SHEIN clothes aren’t designed to last, so are really hard to rehome for someone else to wear, and quickly end up in landfill.
• SHEIN clothes contain hazardous chemicals above limits like phthalates and formaldehyde, which those working making or wearing the clothes are exposed to.
• SHEIN has severely unethical practices where employees are severely overworked and underpaid— working with one day off a month, and earning less than $20 per week, revealed in the investigative film Untold: Inside The Shein Machine.
• SHEIN and Temu have been targeted by the French Parliament who recently approved a bill targeting these low-cost, high-volume fashion giants with eco-taxes, advertising bans and mandatory sustainability disclosures.
• Influencers are also calling out #sheinhaul because this trend of fashion overproduction and textile waste isn’t glamorous or normal.
• We’re not short on clothes – there are already so many quality clothes in the world, enough to clothe the next 7 generations!