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There’s no need to say sorry to Justin Bieber, according to H&M.

Swedish clothes retailer H&M said on Thursday it had the rights to sell Justin Bieber merchandise it pulled from stores this week after the popstar said he had not given his approval. "Justin's license holder has confirmed that H&M had the right contracts in place and followed all proper approval…

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Bieber could be joining musicians like Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen by selling his music rights for hundreds of millions of dollars.

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He said the merchandise collection was "trash"

H&M confirmed the items had been removed but disputed Bieber’s statements that the merchandise had been produced and sold without his consent.

H&M has removed their collection featuring Justin Bieber's image, after he slammed the range as 'trash' and accused the clothing company of using his picture 'without permission'

The singer urged his fans not to buy the brand’s merch

One shopper said: "These are so cosy and warm I live in them around the house"

Fast-fashion giant H&M has removed its Justin Bieber merchandise from its stores and online shop after the musician called out the retailer for selling gear that he claims he didn't sign off on.