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Sep 13, 2026

Katie GinellaHOST
36:23
I don't know.
Katie GinellaHOST
36:23
Jen's probably from Shein, but I did notice that Emily's wearing a Malbon top.
Katie GinellaHOST
36:28
Had the M. I know the logo.
Jami RiceHOST
36:30
Okay.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
38:08
Oh.
Abigail HowardHOST
38:08
The polyester that you're getting at Shein is not the same polyester you're getting at Lululemon.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
38:12
Really?
Abigail HowardHOST
38:13
Oh, definitely not.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
41:04
And you know what? I'm starting to realize I probably have a lot of polyester in my wardrobe.
Abigail HowardHOST
41:08
Yeah, and I think if it's a well-made, well-constructed polyester garment, you're not gonna just immediately throw it away every time.
Abigail HowardHOST
41:14
If you're getting all your stuff from Shein or H&M, Forever 21, obviously those are not gonna be well-made things.
Abigail HowardHOST
41:20
But also cotton has degrees of quality.
EvePANELIST
7:10
And according to United Nations, ninety-two million tons of clothing waste is produced each year around the world.
EvePANELIST
7:16
Uh, and fast fashion brands include AliExpress, H&M, Primark, Shein, Temu and Zara.
EvePANELIST
7:23
And the term ultra-fast fashion means companies that produce clothes even more quickly and cheaply to respond to the latest fashion trends.
EvePANELIST
7:30
And France's new rules say that some ultra-fast fashion companies must pay a fee for new clothing items that they sell in France.
EvePANELIST
7:38
So the current costs range from forty-three p for an item of underwear to ten pound twenty-eight for a jacket, but these costs will go up in the coming years.
EvePANELIST
7:47
Um, and the new rules have also introduced bans on advertising ultra-fast fashion brands, uh, including adverts by social media influencers online.
EvePANELIST
7:56
The affected companies include AliExpress, Shein and Temu.
EvePANELIST
8:01
And earlier this year, Shein actually said it had a selection of more than two million items on its website, which is a lot.
Toby HowellHOST
20:11
Zara, H&M, Uniqlo, and TJ Maxx all charge between $4 and $12 for mail-in returns, hoping to direct shoppers to in-store instead.
Toby HowellHOST
20:20
If the fees weren't enough, your window for changing your mind is shrinking like a Shein top in the wash.
Toby HowellHOST
20:25
Just look at Macy's.
Toby HowellHOST
20:26
Back in the day, Macy's used to allow returns for one whole year.
Paul SimsGUEST
46:55
Uh, and an improved e- e-commerce ability with home delivery is gonna be more appealing than just having click and collect that they do at the moment.
Paul SimsGUEST
47:01
But there's also the, the, the Shein factor.
Paul SimsGUEST
47:03
So not just Shein, there's, there's Temu too, and, um, Zara's parent company, Inditex, have that low brand Lefties moving into Primark's territory, and all competing at very comparable price points to Primark with home delivery as standard.
Paul SimsGUEST
47:18
And, uh, that home delivery is becoming increasingly expected for younger shoppers.
Will BainHOST
47:23
Really interesting.
Simone OlomanHOST
10:37
I feel like it would have if they'd done this five years ago.
Simone OlomanHOST
10:41
But unfortunately, they're now competing against these huge digital first retailers, the Shein's of the world, the Boohoo's of the world, the Pretty Little Things.
Simone OlomanHOST
10:51
I almost fear, is it too late? Because I just think we've had such a rise in these value brands and fast fashion retailers that I don't know.
Simone OlomanHOST
11:04
I think it's going to be really difficult for them.
Samantha HartardGUEST
5:22
That gambling headline that took a lot of the attention in 2025 has not disappeared.
Samantha HartardGUEST
5:27
Online retailers, Shein and Temu, have not disappeared either.
Samantha HartardGUEST
5:31
So it's a very tough trading place or space for our retailers to be functioning in at the moment.
Samantha HartardGUEST
5:37
And clearly, there's market share losses from the discretionary wallet.
Scott WingoHOST
50:55
I thought that was kind of interesting.
Jason GoldbergHOST
50:56
I think one of the fun things about grocery, and I think Whole Foods in particular is good at this, in so many categories, I talk a lot in parallel about Shein, right? And they kind of broke the traditional model.
Jason GoldbergHOST
51:08
Instead of convincing the whole world what to wear and then making that, they just listen to what people want to wear on TikTok and they make it super quick, right? So instead of creating demand for a product, they detect the demand and fulfill the demand really quickly.
Jason GoldbergHOST
51:24
And in most categories, that's almost impossible to do because we all have these like super long supply chains, right? But one category where you kind of can do it is in consumables.
Jonathan ArmstrongPANELIST
37:03
There's some slight- Controversy around that, in that the majority of those organizations that seem to have been singled out for the fast fashion fee are Chinese retailers.
Jonathan ArmstrongPANELIST
37:15
So online retailers like Shein, Temu, AliExpress seem to be bearing the brunt of that legislation.
Jonathan ArmstrongPANELIST
37:23
But there's clearly a move, not only from regulators and politicians, but also pressure groups to look at this issue.
Jonathan ArmstrongPANELIST
37:30
So what should organizations in apparel, retail, fashion do about this? It's obviously not limited to fashion.
Melody van der BaanGUEST
7:39
This is not... tchotchkes.
Melody van der BaanGUEST
7:40
This is not Shein.
Melody van der BaanGUEST
7:42
This is great quality brand merchandise.
Melody van der BaanGUEST
7:45
And if we can't make money off of it, we want to at least feel good with it.

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