When the glitter fades, the truth threads itself in. Five years after being booted out of India, Shein made its way back into the country—not through the front door, but hand-in-hand with Reliance, India’s most powerful corporate giant. This return, marketed as a “strategic revival,” turned out to be more of a controlled experiment gone […]
🧵 What Just Happened? France has made a bold move. The French Senate passed a new law to control ultra-fast fashion companies like Shein and Temu — brands that make cheap clothes quickly, sell them in bulk online, and create huge waste. These companies may soon face hefty fines — up to €10 per clothing
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The fashion world is having its green moment—no, not the runway color theme, but a full-blown revolution. According to recent projections, the global sustainable fashion market is set to leap from USD 12.46 billion in 2025 to a whopping USD 53.37 billion by 2032, clocking in a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 23.1%. That’s not just a trend;
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In 2025, SHEIN crossed a jaw-dropping valuation: $100 billion. That’s more than some luxury fashion houses combined. It’s more than the GDP of dozens of small countries. But pause for a second — is it really worth it? Let’s break this down. 👕 A World Already Overflowing with Clothes Here’s a hard truth: We already
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