Summary
Shein, a fast-fashion company, is opening its first permanent stores in France. The outlets will be located in department stores in several French cities, starting with Paris. Shein has faced criticism for its environmental impact and working conditions but aims to expand its presence in the French retail market.
Key Facts
- Shein plans to open permanent outlets in France, starting in Paris.
- Other cities to have outlets include Dijon, Reims, Grenoble, Angers, and Limoges.
- These new outlets are part of a partnership with French retail group Societe des Grands Magasins (SGM).
- Shein’s outlets will be located within department stores like BHV Marais and Galeries Lafayette.
- The move is expected to create around 200 jobs in France.
- The company is known for its low-cost, trendy clothing, and rapid production model.
- Shein has been criticized over its environmental impact and working conditions in its supply chain.
- Founded in China, Shein now operates out of Singapore and sells to over 150 countries.
