Everlane, the American apparel brand, is reportedly being sold to Shein, a Chinese fast-fashion company, in a deal valued at around $100 million. This move is aimed at helping Everlane resolve its roughly $90 million debt, according to multiple outlets. Neither Everlane nor Shein have publicly commented on the potential sale. Shein, the potential buyer, has faced long-standing criticisms over its labor practices and environmental impact, which could potentially clash with Everlane's emphasis on 'radical transparency' if the deal is confirmed. Everlane's leadership and strategic changes in recent times have been driven by its debt and shrinking store footprint, contributing to the brand's current situation.
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