Bieber posted two stories to his Instagram account on Monday which were critical of the Sweden-based multinational clothing retailer.
H&M will remove all Justin Bieber merchandise from its shelves after the Canadian pop star took to Instagram andBieber posted two stories to his Instagram account Monday that were critical of the Sweden-based multinational clothing retailer.
Bieber authored another Instagram post denouncing the “H&M merch” as “trash” while encouraging fans to shun the products. The company denied Bieber’s accusation that the pop star didn’t approve the merchandise before it was offered for sale,that “as with all other licensed products and partnerships, H&M followed proper approval procedures.”
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