SHEIN has officially opened a 737,000ft² (c. 68,500m²) automated fulfillment center in Lebanon, Indiana, expanding its logistics footprint in the state.

The facility, which features a goods-to-person fulfillment system, is scheduled to begin operations in September 2026.

The online fashion retailer said the site will “create hundreds of jobs as operations ramp up”, adding to its existing workforce of more than 1,300 people in Indiana.

George Chiao, SHEIN’s US president, said: “SHEIN’s continued investment in Indiana reflects our commitment to building a more agile, resilient and innovative fulfillment network while creating economic opportunities in the communities where we operate.”

SHEIN established its main Indiana distribution presence in Whitestown in 2022, selecting Central Indiana as a hub for its US fulfillment network.

The Lebanon development represents the latest expansion of that network and takes SHEIN’s combined property footprint in Indiana beyond 2.5 million ft².