I’ve seen a lot of shein try-on hauls on Youtube and TIktok recently and how their clothes are affordable and super trendy, but they seem too good to be true. Shein has a huge plus size section and so much variety which i'm really impressed with. the pictures of the styles look great.
But I have seen some pretty bad reviews on both Shein's website and also on other review sites. So what's the truth?
Are Youtubers just being paid to promote Shein when they're actually a shady shitty company?
I understand that fast fashion is not good and Shein is fast fashion But so is H&M, target, TJ Maxx, Forever21 and everyone still shops there.
Is Shein worse than any of these stores?
I am so broke and I need affordable plus size clothing, but tbh I’ve heard shein is not great quality and made out of cheap material - which I hate. However, I’ve also seen all these people doing hauls, looking super satisfied with their orders and having no complaints. What’s the truth tho? Help!!
With any fast fashion where it's cheap in price, you get what you pay for. Many if not most of the items will be cheap quality and are not made to last. I'm talking 1-2 wears max.
But the quality of Shein is so bad that I actually like it's expensive for the quality you get compared to other brands like Target. For example, I bought a dress over the summer for something like 22$ and the zipper is sooo cheap. The dress was kinda cute but the fabric was very thin and actually ripped the first time I wore it. Then tried a similar dress from Target for 15$ and LOVED it!
Other than that I often buy clothes secondhand from places like Depop and eBay. I can usually find just what I'm looking for at a cheaper price than retail and it's helping to recycle items.
It's possible to find cheap plus size clothing that isn't fast fashion.