Amidst global brands like Nike, H&M, CK, New Balance, Adidas, Burberry, Puma and more facing backlash in China over boycotting Xinjiang cotton, #LiXian studio also announces that the artist has terminated the contract with Puma. #李现 pic.twitter.com/AI9JYrY4Zh

— yz奥奥 (@midnightbliss01) March 25, 2021

China is a Huge market
and Hugo Boss knows that…https://t.co/oFV4wVaOAs

— simonthong aka kitty poo (@KittyPo80176717) March 26, 2021

And let’s not forget Spanish Royal Family loves wearing @inditexcareers brands, I wonder how this is going to fare with their public image. https://t.co/kfPQQ49ptc

— Xiani P.Ch. 鄭夏霓 🌻 🎩 (@Xiani_PCh) March 25, 2021

Amid #China’s boicot against foreign clothes brands, Spain’s @inditexcareers (@ZARA, @pullandbear, @massimodutti, @Bershka, @stradivarius, @Oysho & @UterqueOfficial) has withdrawn its statement on forced labour in Xinjiang, it’s no longer available at https://t.co/jtMIM4sHwF pic.twitter.com/4oEwFi11Br

— Xiani P.Ch. 鄭夏霓 🌻 🎩 (@Xiani_PCh) March 25, 2021

And not the first time @inditexcareers has been in a hot spot in #China, back in 2019 at the time of #HongKong protests, @ZARA was forced to issue an apology https://t.co/dySi24Nkys

— Xiani P.Ch. 鄭夏霓 🌻 🎩 (@Xiani_PCh) March 25, 2021

Beijing isn't addressing forced labor in Xinjiang. It's doubling down on it by stoking domestic boycotts against western companies that make public statements about not sourcing from Xinjiang: H&M and Nike https://t.co/RhLnr0gBeN

— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) March 24, 2021

Statements from brands incl. Nike & H&M, alleging forced labor in the Xinjiang cotton industry sparks outrage on Weibo, as c-netz accuse them of spreading false info/slander. Huang Xuan & Victoria Song have announced termination of collab with H&M, Wang Yibo & Tan Songyun w/ Nike pic.twitter.com/FzPt0vjVkt

— cdrama tweets (@dramapotatoe) March 25, 2021