Well, I can't knock him for that because the stuff is made in the USA. So one would hope they're adhering to proper labor practices and such. That's kind of the catch-22 with fast fashion is that if you want to support business that aren't exploiting labor overseas for cheap clothes, you have to pay a higher premium for them (which I generally support). So it's either you buy cheap clothes made in sweatshops overseas for American companies (because not everyone can afford a $95 hoodie), or you pay more for clothes from companies with (what we hope are) good labor practices for better-made clothes.
But lol the bottom line here is Sean didn't pay for any of it so??? I guess he's passing the buck to his followers hoping they'll support the brand.
I mean, I gotta be honest, if a company sent me expensive sweats for free I'd wear them too. I just might feel weird about advertising them on my feed to a million people? But that's his bread and butter so it is what it is.
