Shein, a controversial fast fashion company that has been under heightened scrutiny, is popping up at a suburban Chicago mall this weekend. Beginning Friday and continuing through Sunday the brand ...

and Forever 21 to add Shein sections in-stores, where customers could also return Shein items. The move furthers Shein's efforts to expand its offerings so it's "less reliant on ultra-cheap ...

Temu and Shein which are among the top five apps in the US are at loggerheads and have filed lawsuits against each other while simultaneously fighting it out over suppliers in China. Notably ...

Discount chains and dollar stores became particularly appealing to ... deeply discounted direct shipping upstarts like Temu and Shein have threatened the dominance the aforementioned companies ...

Shein’s UK sales are now higher than Boohoo’s. (Photo by Xavi Torrent/Getty Images for Shein) The hierarchy of the UK’s fast fashion industry looks to have shifted after Shein’s UK sales ...

Shein doesn't operate any permanent physical stores, instead hosting a series of pop-ups in various cities. The fast-fashion company has seen its fair share of controversy, however. In July ...

Ron Brown (left) and Marc Kobayashi pose last week in the doorway of their Wailuku store. Owners Brown and Kobayashi had announced last year that they would be selling inventory ahead of the store ...

Manrika Khaira attends the launch of the Shein pop-up shop on 23 March ... for the year was setting up a UK base in Manchester, a city which is also home to rivals Boohoo and PrettyLittleThing ...

If the de minimis reforms come to pass, Schofield said Temu or Shein could avoid the full impact of the new import fees by importing large product shipments to store at US warehouses. By doing so ...

Shein, the online fast-fashion giant that competes with Zara and H&M, is keeping quiet about its anticipated London initial public offering, even as it breaks ground on a massive new supply chain hub ...

From Houston staples like Gallery Furniture to globally recognized brands, there are furniture stores for all budgets and styles across the city. Still, if you’re curious about where Houstonians ...