HX In the News: Price is nice, but it's not everything

Price is nice, but it's not everything

Online shoppers love Shein's and Temu's low-cost products but increasingly dislike their quality.

Reporter Katishi Maake highlights some of the issues surrounding the Chinese e-commerce giants in Retail Brew. The retail publication featured data from HundredX showing shoppers feel Shein's and Temu's products are slipping in value and quality. Purchase Intent fell 8% for Shein and 14% for Temu over the past six months, indicating customers may be souring on the brands.

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Check out HundredX’s recent analysis on fast fashion trends to view more information on Shein and Temu.

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Leveraging the power of The Crowd, HundredX continuously monitors consumer perceptions, providing businesses with essential information to maintain their market position. We tap into real consumer feedback to understand industry trends like fast fashion, as one example. With our extensive coverage of 80+ industries and 3,000+ brands, we analyze the collective opinions of everyday customers to uncover what really matters to them. Moreover, we evaluate how their priorities influence purchasing decisions and attitudes toward businesses. These insights empower business leaders to craft customer-focused strategies and gain a competitive edge in their markets.

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