Five years after ban, Shein is back in India. Or is it?


NEW DELHI: Despite declaring “The OG is back”, Chinese ultra-fast-fashion giant Shein’s Jan 31 comeback in India was a low-key one as it relaunched its website and app after a nearly five-year ban.

The question now is whether the garment powerhouse – popular in the US, Europe and the Middle East, and arguably an OG, or “original gangster”, that changed the retail game with low-priced, ultra-fast-fashion e-commerce – can recover lost ground in India.

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