Guess what? Shein is back in India and all the teen fashionistas, who used to shop from this online platform are brimming with joy.
In 2020, the Indian government banned up to 59 Chinese brands ranging from PUBG to TikTok, and one of them was also this beloved e-commerce website Shein. We asked a couple of its customers, what they have to say about this news. Dhvani, an 18-year-old student said, “Shein meant affordable fashion. It didn’t make me think twice before ordering something from Shein. When it was banned, the options seemed limited. You couldn’t find what you wanted easily. I was furious when it got banned.”
Another Shein fan Japna said, “I felt really sad but at the same time a little happy too, because shopping at Shein was my biggest weakness and I would spend (sometimes waste) a lot of money. The ban helped me control that habit.”
Shein is set to be relaunched in the Indian market as a part of Amazon fashion which has listed Shein as a part of its Prime Day sale 2021 which will begin at midnight on July 26 and will end on July 27.
Another fan said, “When I got to know about the reopening of Shein I was so excited and it felt like some kind of achievement that I will get to shop from Shein even for just two days. I will order all those things which I wanted to buy but couldn't because I wasn't sure about the quality of the products from other online sites. I am very excited to shop from Shein even for the last time.”
Shein returning to India has gotten everyone so excited that there have been memes being made and being posted on Twitter.
Even Instagram influencers like Yuvraj Dua and popxofashion have been making witty reels about the madness of Shein lovers in India.
But the relaunching of Shein also got some backlash by people concerned about sustainable fashion and going against the Indian government and supporting Chinese brands.
By Navya Mittal
