Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-04-10/shein-s-100-billion-valuation-is-fast-fashion-s-big-moment

Isn't Shein more of a market place than a brand? I thought it was like AliExpress for clothing.

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Shein is also notorious for stealing designs from other companies, so it's not surprising that they have so many items. There are an awful lot of designers - large and small - to steal from.

Fast fashion industry is one of the grimiest for me. It’s like the bottled water industry. I don’t understand how it exists. People got tricked into two use clothing? Idk

They probably designed a lot of new items with the emerge of text-to-image generators

How is this beautiful data, or interesting, more than shilling for Shein?

It is not even an appropriate visualization of the data.

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And of all the grimy fast fashion companies, shein is by far the grimiest

So I’ve heard. I love fashion, but this whole fast fashion stuff is just Tom foolery

Cool visual, I knew Shein had a lot more variety, but seeing it visually is mind-blowing. Unfortunate that you're being downvoted but that's Reddit I guess. Thanks for sharing!