Online retailer Shein faces accusations of breaching its legal settlements by continuing to sell copycat items despite promising to stop, leading one of the world’s largest fashion groups to brand them “repeat counterfeiters.” Shein, valued at over $60 billion, is planning one of the most significant and controversial US initial public offerings (IPOs) in years. It has been hit with nearly 100 copyright cases. The company’s IPO faces intense scrutiny from lawmakers and regulators, who have raised concerns about forced labor in its supply chain and its use of import tax loopholes.