Chinese online fashion giant Shein announced on 5 November 2026 that it is investing €500 million to expand its logistics hub in Wrocław, Poland, bringing its total investment in the country since 2022 to €1 billion. The expansion will increase warehouse space by 25% to one million square metres. More than 6,500 autonomous robots will handle inventory replenishment, sorting and order picking. Shein has partnered with Logicor to expand its logistics operations in Lower Silesia.
he hub serves customers across European markets and enables deliveries within 48 hours in some countries for products stocked in Wrocław. Leonard Lin, Shein's Global Head of Public Affairs and EMEA President, explained that the investment is intended to build "more efficient, flexible and resilient European operations" and support European brands and retailers selling through Shein Marketplace. The company has operated in Poland since 2022. Its workforce at the facility, covering logistics, supply chain management, technology and warehousing, is expected to reach 10,000 by the end of 2026, making Shein one of the largest employers in Lower Silesia. In addition, more than 230 Polish small and medium-sized enterprises supply goods and services, including transport, packaging and professional services.








































































