Shein, the popular, chinese, fast-fashion brand has recently been in the headlines for its tawdry labor practices. This should come as no surprise. Did you really think that a shirt that only costs $8 would be made by people paid fairly? As it turns out some workers are only paid four cents per item. That some kind of markup even after you account for materials. In this video, we see the other side of the company. From CNBC this is the pure business side of how Shein is beating Zara, H&M and other fast-fashion brands. In a disposable culture, can anyone truly reign supreme?
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