COPENHAGEN -- Pop singer Justin Bieber lashed out at H&M over clothes featuring the Canadian artist's image and lyrics, saying the Swedish fashion retailer had not obtained his approval.
Justin Bieber took a swipe at retailer H&M Monday for an alleged merch collection he "didn't approve" and encouraged his social media fans not to purchase.
Singer Justin Bieber is slamming retailer H&M for releasing a new clothing line, which features his name and image, telling fans it is "trash" and "don't buy it."
H&M will no longer sell a line of Justin Bieber merchandise after the musician told fans he didn’t “approve” of the clothing bearing his name and likeness.
H&M reportedly made the decision to pull merchandise featuring Justin Bieber's image after the singer called out the retailer for selling the items without approval.
H&M Pulls Justin Bieber Merchandise After He Told Fans Not To Buy The ‘Trash’ Clothing | Since Then