TikTok Video Shows SHEIN Haul Worth R1 500, Woman’s Winter Clothes Have SA Curious: “Is the Quality Good?”

TikTok Video Shows SHEIN Haul Worth R1 500, Woman’s Winter Clothes Have SA Curious: “Is the Quality Good?”

  • A woman was happy to share what she bought from Shein for R1 500, so she posted all the details about the buying process
  • The lady purchased from the foreign company, and though customers are also charged an import duty, she did not break the bank to cover it
  • Her video got lots of attention as people were curious to know more about her shopping experience

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SHEIN is all the rave on social media, and a woman posted her latest purchases from the store. She went on a shopping spree in an effort to get ready for the chilly season, and it's safe to say that she is.

TikTok of Shein haul leaves peeps with questions
A TikTok video by one lady shows what she bought at Shein. and people wanted to know more Image: @kristen.jizelle
Source: TikTok

People loved seeing what she was able to buy as well as the cost. The video got thousands of likes and hundreds of comments as people clamoured to know more information.

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SHEIN has woman covered for winter in South Africa

A lady on TikTok @kristen.jizelle posted that she got sweaters, jackets and more from Shein. The clothes cost her R1 500, and her import tax was R130.

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Watch the video below:

TikTokker gets a lot of questions from successful SHEIN clothing haul

People love to get shopping tips from other online users. This one was especially interesting as people claimed that they pay way more import taxes. Others were more concerned about whether she was satisfied with the clothing she got.

Meghann asked:

"Die kwalitet van die klere en is dit "true to size"? [Are the clothes quality?]"

Marcel wrote:

"Tax depends on the weight of the package. If the package weighs more than 4KG, it’s most likely that the taxes might be higher than usual."

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Zanthè wondered:

"Quick one, are all the items nice and warm? I don't want to buy and then I won't be kept warm."

QueenKaren commented:

"How was your import tax so low? I pay probably 45%."

Bianca Smit added:

I dont believe the tax. I also buy from SHEIN a lot. The tax is supposed to be 20% of your total."

Kristen Jizelle P, the creator responded:

"I have no idea how this works. I ordered 3 times and every time it was between R1000 to R1600 and maximum I ever paid for tax was R130."

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Briefly News previously reported that Shein is one of the most popular clothing e-retailers in the world, and people love it because it sells trendy fashion items at a reasonable price.

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Word got around that a shop in the heart of Pretoria was selling clothes from the Chinese brand, and women rushed to the store in their numbers.

One customer, @uevents.planning, posted a TikTok video of the frenzy outside the shop, which currently has over 832 000 views.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za