Sainsburys unisex school shirts....

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BertrandRussell · 02/09/2016 22:22

...are, in fact, boy's shirts. Of course.

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BertrandRussell · 02/09/2016 23:17

Maybe not assuming "male" as default might be the answer?

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steppemum · 02/09/2016 23:16

not sure what the fuss is.
My dds hate the 'girls' shirts, because they have narrow sleeves which are shorter. They are also narrower in body and so less comfortable.

I have always bought 'boys' shirts, and dds are very happy and comfortable in them.

The whole issue of buttons is a non issue for me anyway as half my shirts etc are mens.

Gileswithachainsaw · 02/09/2016 23:13

Maybe a zip is the answer

SavoyCabbage · 02/09/2016 23:10

They could have done a two pack with one of each way of f buttoning.

JigglypuffsCaptor · 02/09/2016 23:09

Maybe they should have done alternating buttons? that could have been interesting in a rush!

Cherrypi · 02/09/2016 23:08

Isn't that better than having girl ones with heart buttons? (Like the trousers)

Gileswithachainsaw · 02/09/2016 23:07

Well surely there's only two ways they could button and would kids even notice anyway?

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BertrandRussell · 02/09/2016 23:06

Yep. They are straight up and down shirts that button the boy's way. And they are being sold as "unisex".

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Velvetdarkness · 02/09/2016 23:03

In what way? Is it to do with the way they button?

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