Abercrombie T-Shirts Inspire “Girlcott”

Tsk tsk, Abercrombie and Fitch! You’d think you’d have learned your lesson after the public took you to task for printing racist t-shirts back in 2002. The outrage over those shirts resulted in a nationwide recall.

This time, young women are upset that the clothing chain is selling t-shirts with perceived sexist and "degrading" sayings like, "I had a nightmare I was a brunette" and "Who needs brains when you have these." They’re planning on organizing a "girlcott" of the company to bring attention to the issue.

A&F has faced past criticism from conservative and parent groups for marketing thong underwear to young girls and including nude models in their catalogs.
 

1 Response to “Abercrombie T-Shirts Inspire “Girlcott””


  1. 1 Blake Nov 3rd, 2005 at 3:59 pm

    Seems like they are always pushing the envelope! I remember hearing recently that their profits were way down, so maybe this is their strategy to attract new people. Who knows…

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