Parisian department store BHV Marais will discontinue its partnership with fast-fashion retailer Shein following scrutiny of the brand’s practices. The decision comes after facing criticism regarding Shein’s business model and ethical concerns. BHV Marais, owned by the Galeries Lafayette group, announced Shein will no longer be sold in its store by Christmas. This move aligns with a broader trend of retailers reassessing relationships with ultra-fast fashion brands. The partnership had been controversial, drawing criticism from consumer groups and activists. The Galeries Lafayette group recently changed ownership, potentially influencing the decision to sever ties with Shein. This represents a significant shift for BHV Marais as it responds to evolving consumer values and ethical considerations.