H&M is criticised by Justin Bieber for releasing merchandise without his permission

Justin Bieber has pummeled the retail clothing organization H&M for selling merchandise highlighting his picture and tune verses.

The 28-year-old vocalist asserted that the things were delivered without his endorsement and voiced his interests over the matter.

"I DIDNT APPROVE ANY OF THE MERCH COLLECTION THAT THEY PUT UP AT H&M,"

"All without my permission and agreement SMH I WOULDNT BUY IT IF I WERE YOU," Bieber continued in an Instagram Story on Monday.

In a second Instagram Story, he emphasized, "The H&M MERCH THEY MADE OF ME IS TRASH AND I DIDNT APPROVE IT DONT BUY IT."

The merchandise that Bieber was alluding to on the H&M website included a tote bag, a hoodie, a sweatshirt dress, and more.

When everyone realizes I didn't approve any of this merchandise, SMH, Bieber wrote on a user's Instagram post that included pictures of some of the merchandise.

"Billboard contacted H&M for a response on Bieber's claim. A spokesperson for H&M stated in an email Monday night that the company "followed proper approval procedures, as with all other licensed items and partnerships."