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Shein’s stock market debut was a major flop. Does it signal the death of ultra-fast fashion?
Shein’s recent stock market debut was described as a major flop, raising questions about the future of ultra-fast fashion. The article highlights criticism of Shein’s business model, which introduces thousands of new styles daily at very low prices. Critics argue that this approach is only possible by shifting the real costs onto labor and the environment. The article suggests that Shein’s disappointing market performance may reflect growing concerns over the sustainability and ethics of ultra-fast fashion, but does not confirm its end.
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