Canadian singer Justin Bieber has called out H&M for selling clothes inspired by him without his permission which has lead to the fashion retailer pulling the collection
Fashion retailer H&M has pulled a collection of Justin Bieber-inspired merchandise out of “respect” after the pop star told fans he did not approve of the clothing line.
The Swedish fashion chain was selling clothing items including hoodies, bags and T-shirts with the singer’s face and lyrics from his songs printed on them. "But out of respect for the collaboration and Justin Bieber we have removed the garments from our stores and online." However, it recently announced it is pushing ahead with plans to cut 1,500 head office jobs globally, amid efforts to cut costs by £160 million across the business.In 2015, Rihanna took Topshop to court and successfully sued Topshop's parent company for £3.3m after it sold a sleeveless T-shirt with her photo on it.
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