To think 6 year olds should not be wearing this

[welliments]

Merchandise from a major dance show at the excel centre in London next month. They sell these, and tshirts from age 6 up.

I’m going to have to explain to a 10 year old why she can’t have a jumper...

No you’re not nuts. It is a double entendre and I wouldn’t put my dds in it.

Well if none of us got what you were saying it's unlikely your 10 year old will

Oh for crying out loud lighten up.

Listen to some of the rap and hip-hop lyrics that young kids dance to, and save your ire for that instead.

Morriszap yes exactly what I remember and why the words "...xx do it with xx" will always have an alternative meaning to me. I love a double entendre myself but would feel a bit weird letting my 11 year old dd wear it.

I agree with ohmygod. You're not going mad OP it is definitely a well known format for a sex joke. Also finding it in googleable but got Mathematicians do it discretely... Engineers do it efficiently...

It took me so long to understand what could be perceived as offensive, I would be quite proud of my 10 yo if they had a clue what the OP is on about.

Even after having it explained, I still think it's really far-fetched.

Is this a double entendre?

Can't believe the number of posters on this thread who don't realise it's a double entendre. That's the whole point of the slogan. And all the other slogans including the phrase "do it".

I would get all the other double entendres because they seem very obvious. But this one went over my head.

I don't much like it now that it's been pointed out.

Apparently

web designers do it with style
Referees do it with gloves on

Mumsnetters do it with...

Loving all the references to other perfectly "nice" solgans. Yes, they are all intended to be suggestive

www.qualitylogoproducts.com/blog/20-most-suggestive-brand-slogans/

It doesn't say 'dance' does it? It is obviously meant to mean sex and so inappropriate for young girls really.

Nests of vipers

Their keyboards

Yoghurt covered jumpers

Are you pronouncing the "do it" part like Rik Mayall off Bottom?

"Do oo oo oo oo iiiiiiit" whilst gurning and pelvic thrusting?

If so you may need to see someone.

There is bot all wrong with that hoodie.

Mumsnetters do it with

Sex lube and a fish slice
Pom bears
Stealth boasts

The list could be long!

Yes nap queen.

Whilst I stir the spag bol

Mumsnetters do it with a penis beaker

(Copyrighting this one so MN HQ can’t steal it for their conference)

You must have a very one-sided mind because sex didn't cross my mind in that context.
Btw, cats do it with attitude too, says Rowdy and he's castrated.

I have young dancers and haven’t bought them things with this slogan on precisely because of the double entendre (although I like the pun on the word attitude) YANBU.

I am sure you could find sexual innuendo in anything if you try hard enough, but why would you want to?

Oh ffs my mind isn’t in the gutter just cos I noticed a double entendre on a kids jumper.

There’s lots of other reasons why, but that’s not one.

Serious Dakota, so

Nurses do it with patience

Is not innuendo?

(Copyrighting this one so MN HQ can’t steal it for their conference)

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Of course it’s a double entendre.
Just like ‘farmers do it in mud’ ‘bakers do it covered in flour’ etc.

Is everyone else just playing dumb?

Would you buy your kids Jim jams which say

Peppa Pig does it with attitude?