Kanye West’s Yeezy brand is under fire as frustrated fans demand answers for their missing orders. After his controversial Super Bowl LIX ad, West relaunched his website, promising new Yeezy stores “coming soon.”
However, customers are more concerned about their missing purchases from Yeezy’s now-defunct online store, which was shut down by Shopify.
Many fans took to Yeezy’s Instagram page to voice their complaints, claiming they never received their orders after West’s store transitioned.
The latest controversy stems from the sale of a $20 white T-shirt featuring a sw*stika, which was the only item available on Yeezy.com before the site’s closure.
Despite the backlash over the shirt’s imagery, reports suggest over 100,000 shirts were sold, with many buyers now demanding refunds or updates on their shipping status.
This frustration comes after West’s antisemitic remarks, which led to major brand partnerships being cut, including with Adidas, Gap, and Balenciaga.
Despite this, he has continued to push his Yeezy brand forward. His latest move away from e-commerce to physical retail has some questioning whether Yeezy stores will succeed, especially after recent controversies.
For now, Yeezy’s Instagram is flooded with angry customers asking for refunds or shipping updates, while West remains silent about the situation. Fans are left wondering what comes next for his brand.
