Did you know they had made a MN jumper?!

[RemusLupinsBiggestGroupie]

Topshop

[GreenShadow]

Why!?
Just why?
Who on earth would buy that?

[Wolfiefan]

It doesn't say fanjo. Nowt to do with us!

[MegCleary]

seriously.............

[TelephoneIgnoringMachine]

What!?!?

[IgnoreMeEveryOtherReindeerDoes]

Just wtf and again why

[chairmeoh]

Why? Who? Why?

[AuntieStella]

I found it extra off-putting that on the tabs at the top of my screen, it came up with an abbreviated item title that did nothing for it: 'lady garden sweats'

[Greymalkin]

Classy.

Isn't Topshop primarily aimed at pre teens and teenagers? [grim]

[Doyouthinktheysaurus]

WTF

I thought I was the only 1970's throwback left still to have a full on Lady Garden

[fatnan76]

www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/health/what-do-you-call-yours-amber-le-bon-liz-hurley-and-ellie-goulding-promote-gynaecological-cancer-a2924821.html

It's to raise awareness for Gynaecological Cancer Fund I think

[Doyouthinktheysaurus]

I've had cervical cancer and I'm all for fundraising but really Who the fuck in real life is actually going to wear that sweater!

[RemusLupinsBiggestGroupie]

It does say on the TS link that it's for charity. Can't imagine it flooding out of the shops though.

[TripTrapTripTrapOverTheBridge]

Why? Just why on earth would anyone ever ever wear that?!

Although, I think I'm more shocked that it's sold out in all sizes but a 4

[Floisme]

But they're your norks not your lady garden, surely?

[southeastastra]

haha!

[PurpleDaisies]

Wow. There are no words.

[mrslebon]

I've seen the campaign on Instagram and think it's actually a really good idea. We all have different words for our bits and I think it's good to get a dialogue around that as we seem to have a fear of using the word 'vagina'. People also seem to struggle when they have daughters and don't really know how to refer to their nether regions! With boys it's easy! But no, I probably wouldn't wear the top!

[PurpleDaisies]

I thought the campaign was about raising money (and awareness) for the treatment of gynaecological cancers mrslebon. Have I got that wrong?

[mrslebon]

It is primarily but there is a dialogue around it as captured in the Evening Standard's sub-heading below:

As two-thirds of young women find saying the word ‘vagina’ embarrassing, a new campaign is calling for girls to talk openly about their bodies

[PurpleDaisies]

Ah, I missed that. Thank you!

[Lucked]

There is only 1 left in stock, in a size 4, so it has been popular.