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  1. Há 19 horas · It’s the £50bn fashion behemoth you’ve probably never heard of. Or almost definitely aren’t sure how to pronounce. Unless you’re an adolescent girl or 30-something year-old woman, of course, in which case your wardrobe may well be full of the stuff: £13.99 jeans, £2.50 fake eyelashes, £1.65 tops as seen on dead-eyed influencers on TikTok.

  2. Há 19 horas · Other brands monitor trends like this too, of course. Shein just does it more quickly and for lower production costs than all the rest. According to Shein’s CEO and one of Xu’s co-founders Molly Miao, just 50-100 pieces of each product are initially produced, before it becomes popular and is then mass-produced.

  3. Há 1 dia · A gigante chinesa de fast-fashion Shein estará a preparar-se para entregar a documentação para o IPO em Londres. Empresa poderá ficar avaliada em 75 mil milhões de euros.

  4. Há 5 dias · Shein launched an investigation after U.K. Channel Four documentary Untold: Inside The Shein Machine alleged that workers were subject to 16-hour-long days, got one day off a month, and earned wages of around 4,000 yuan ($572) per month to produce hundreds of garments for the online retailer each day.

  5. Há 3 dias · According to market researcher Bloomberg Second Measure, Shein accounted for 50 per cent of all fast fashion sales in the US as of November 2022, ahead of established brands like H&M at 16 per cent and Zara with 13 per cent.

  6. Há 5 dias · Online fashion has a huge impact on eCommerce revenues in Europe. But what is fast fashion's role in European markets? Find out how leading fast fashion brands Shein, H&M, and Zara fare amid market shifts and regulatory changes. Article by Nadine Koutsou-Wehling | May 30, 2024. Download. Coming soon. Share. Topics. Fashion, H&M, Market Insights.

  7. Há 2 dias · So while it does seem that Shein’s factory workers are not responsible for any of these messages, as Shein claims, that does not absolve Shein of its responsibility to protect its workers. Not to mention, these messages all still most likely came from laborers in garment factories, making it clear that this issue is boundless.