Shein to Open First Physical Store in Paris
The Asian clothing giant, Shein, is set to open its first physical store in Paris despite opposition from politicians, unions, and top fashion brands.
A petition was also launched to stop the opening, but the BHV department store in central Paris confirmed that the move would go ahead as planned next Wednesday.
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Author's summary: Shein opens first physical store in Paris amid opposition.