Recent reports indicate the ongoing tough working conditions for Shein’s fast-fashion workers, with some working long hours up to 75 hours per week, despite the company’s commitments to improve working standards. These reports follow a previous investigation revealing labor rights violations at Shein’s suppliers in China, prompting the company to promise improvements. However, the improvements appear insufficient, as the new report shows continued long working hours and labor rights infringements. This situation puts Shein under increasing pressure and criticism, potentially impacting its future plans, including its scheduled initial public offering (IPO) in the United States.