H&M pulled their Justin Bieber merch just two days after he told his fans not to buy it and that they didn’t get his consent to use his name and likeness.
H&M removed all of their Justin Bieber merchandise just two days after the singer blasted the Swedish retailer for using his name and likeness without his “approval.”
Although reps for the brand told E! News that they “followed proper approval procedures,” ultimately they decided to pull the collection “out of respect” for the “Stay” singer.
Bieber told his 270 million social media followers on Monday not to buy the “trash” clothing after the brand printed his photos onto graphic sweatshirts and tote bags.
