Justin Bieber: H&M is removing its collection after criticism
Justin Bieber
H&M removes its collection after criticism
Fashion giant H&M has responded to Justin Bieber’s criticism yesterday.
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The fashion giant H&M has put its current Justin Bieber collection on the market. The pop star had previously described them as “garbage”.
Just yesterday, pop superstar Justin Bieber (28) severely criticized the current Justin Bieber collection from the Swedish fashion giant H&M. In an Instagram story he referred the pieces previously offered for sale as “junk”. He advised his numerous fans not to buy them. Among other things, Bieber stated: “I have not approved anything from the merchandise collection”. H&M responded today. According to consistent media reports, the Justin Bieber collection is no longer for sale.
“Removed Out Of Respect For Justin Bieber Garments”
A spokesman for H&M told the Los Angeles Times, the company has “removed the garments from our stores and online sales out of respect for the collaboration and Justin Bieber.” In the same breath, however, the spokesperson added that “as with all other licensed products and partnerships, H&M has followed the correct approval process”.
The current Justin Bieber collection from H&M includes sweaters, T-shirts and hoodies with the singer’s likeness, a shopping bag and smartphone accessories. Justin Bieber also owns his own clothing line, Drew, and sells official fan merchandise through his website.
