Shein

This coverage examines Shein’s presence and strategy in the UK retail market, focusing on its fast fashion model, supply chain practices, marketing tactics, consumer engagement, and regulatory scrutiny. Reporting highlights how Shein competes in a crowded market while addressing sustainability and ethical concerns — providing insight for executives, managers, and professionals overseeing fashion, e-commerce, and brand positioning.

  • Jun- 2023 -
    16 June
    FeaturesShein pop-ups are worrying for independent fashion retailers

    Shein pop-ups are worrying for independent fashion retailers

    Fast fashion giant, Shein, hit the headlines once again to announce the introduction of around 30 pop-up shops located in major cities across the UK, offering a variety of clothing items, accessories, and homewares that were traditionally sold via its popular online store.   However, despite its widespread popularity among people…

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  • May- 2023 -
    15 May
    Clothing & ShoesShein to launch 30 pop-ups around EMEA

    Shein to launch 30 pop-ups around EMEA

    Shein has announced plans to host roughly 30 pop-ups around the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region this year.  The news comes as the global e-retailer of fashion, beauty and lifestyle products officially opened its EMEA headquarters in Dublin city centre, Ireland, which will host its strategic IT hub…

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  • 2 May
    NewsUK retailers must find ways to attract customers amid boom in resale market, True Fit says

    UK retailers must find ways to attract customers amid boom in resale market, True Fit says

    UK shoppers make twice as many apparel purchases on second-hand platforms than they make on social media, according to the latest data from True Fit, the leading data-driven platform that decodes fit and size for leading apparel and footwear retailers. With the global fashion resale market expected to grow 127%…

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  • Mar- 2023 -
    13 March
    NewsShein expected to raise £1.6bn for IPO

    Shein expected to raise £1.6bn for IPO

    Fast fashion retailer Shein is set to raise £1.6bn in new funding ahead of a potential IPO in the United States, Reuters has reported.  Among the biggest investors in the offering there is the United Arab Emirates’ sovereign wealth fund Mubadala, private equity firm General Atlantic and venture capital group…

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  • Feb- 2023 -
    21 February
    Clothing & ShoesShein targets huge revenue growth ahead of IPO

    Shein targets huge revenue growth ahead of IPO

    Shein has reportedly set plans to nearly double its revenue to almost $60bn ($50bn) by 2025, whilst telling investors it is readying for an IPO later this year. According to a presentation seen by the Financial Times, the online fashion group said it was targeting full-year revenues of $58.5bn (£48.8bn)…

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  • Dec- 2022 -
    14 December
    Clothing & ShoesShein considers becoming online marketplace

    Shein considers becoming online marketplace

    Shein is reportedly considering becoming an online marketplace platform, in a move that would enable third-party merchants to sell directly to customers, according to a memo seen by The Wall Street Journal. The move would see the online retailer expand its business beyond selling its own brand apparel.  According to…

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  • May- 2022 -
    3 May
    NewsMissguided gains interest from Asos, Shein, JD Sports and Frasers Group

    Missguided gains interest from Asos, Shein, JD Sports and Frasers Group

    Online womenswear retailer Missguided is reportedly attracting interest from Asos, Shein, JD Sports, the Frasers Group and the Issa brothers (the owners of Asda), all of whom are said to be in talks to buy the company. According to Drapers, private equity giants are also circling and sales documents are…

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  • Jan- 2021 -
    25 January
    M&AAsos joins the Topshop race

    Asos joins the Topshop race

    Asos has emerged as a contender to acquire Topshop, just days after highstreet retailer Next was forced to pull out of the race.  In an update to the London Stock Exchange, the digital fashion retailer confirmed that it was in “exclusive talks” with Arcadia administrators to purchase the Topshop, Topman,…

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  • 22 January
    M&ANext pulls out of Arcadia race

    Next pulls out of Arcadia race

    Next has allegedly withdrawn from the race to acquire Arcadia Group, after the store was unable to meet the price tag for Topshop and Topman.  According to The Times, Topshop, which is one of Acardia’s most coveted brands, was said to be valued between £250m and £300m – a sum…

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