Shein, Temu and their suppliers ​are moving to shift production out of China​ before they potentially lose a U.S. duty-free provision.

Along the Pearl River in southern China, a fast-growing industry is churning out cheap clothes and toys that are flooding the world duty-free.

Gen Z’s favourite fast-fashion label has made a comeback in India. Reliance has launched an app to sell Shein’s products in ...

Forcing ultracheap Chinese brands to pay taxes can level the playing field for American brands—and reshape consumer behavior ...

The online retailers will have to pay import taxes to send small packages directly from their factories to American consumers ...

Shein has developed a polyester recycling process designed to reduce the heavy use of virgin polyester in its clothing production, according to a press release last week. The process accepts both pre- ...

If it could be more feasible to recycle clothes that never left a Shein factory or warehouse, that would be huge.” ...

Experts warn this could be devastating for Shein, Temu, and other businesses built on a 'factory-to-consumer' model, which relies on keeping costs - and prices - as low as possible. On the other ...

Donald Trump’s tariffs could stop Chinese fashion firms Shein and Temu from flooding the market with ... which rely on very low profit margins by operating on a “factory-to-consumer” business model, ...

The price of each piece of clothing from fast-fashion megabrand Shein might be low — yet new investigations by BBC show that ...

THE US Postal Service’s flip-flop on inbound international packages from China and Hong Kong is throwing Chinese retailers ...