Justin Bieber is angry with H&M stores. The singer accuses the Swedish company of selling clothes bearing his image without his permission.
On Instagram, the pop star urged her fans not to purchase the various pieces bearing her likeness on sale at H&M. “It’s garbage. I did not give my consent. Don’t buy it,” he wrote.
The collection denounced by the interpreter of sorry and Peaches includes t-shirts, sweaters and bags featuring his face. There are also clothes referencing his upcoming tour, which he postponed last fall due to health issues.
Asked about the situation by the Reuters news agency, an H&M spokesperson said that “as with all our other licensed products and partnerships, H&M has followed the appropriate approval procedures”.
This isn’t the first time that clothing referencing Justin Bieber has gone on sale at H&M. In 2016, fans could buy t-shirts and other products in the colors of the tour. Purpose. This collection, however, had not been denounced by the Canadian singer.