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After, after Justin Beiber Criticize H&M on social media to release a group allegedly "without [his] Permission and Consent,” the retailer announced the recall of the products from its website and in stores.
Earlier this week, the pop star posted on his Instagram Stories: "I have not approved any of the range of merchandise they have launched at H&M...all without my permission and approval...SMH I wouldn't buy it if I were you." In a second slide, he added, "The H&M merchandise they made of me is trash and I didn't agree not to buy it."
He also commented on a photo of a sweatshirt dress from the group featuring a black and white photo of Bieber that he posted @jbiebertraacker fan page. “When everyone finds out I don't approve of any of these little goodies,” he wrote, thousands of fans backed him up with the comment.
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In a statement, H&M said it "followed appropriate approval and procedures" with its Bieber merchandise.
However, after the artist's public disavowal, the retailer eventually decided to pull the collection soon after.
"Out of respect for the collaboration and Justin Bieber, we have removed the clothing from our stores and online," H&M said in a second statement..
Bieber has collaborated with H&M in the past on Line Commodities on his 2017 Purpose Tour.
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