To think Tesco/F&F should be ashamed?

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To sell this T shirt in age 5-6?

Interested in other people's thoughts.

This reminded me of my playboy themed, hot pink and black, bedroom as a 7-12 year old. 🫢 On brand for me as I did end up liking girls but probably highly inappropriate in hindsight.

What's wrong with Honey Bunny? I've only ever heard this term used for a child, it's just an innocent term like cheeky monkey, sweetie pie etc

I think this is more of a you problem.

To be fair the play boy bunny did immediately come into my head but really it is just rabbit ears and a pet name so I think it's fine.

Not something I would buy but I have boys and I don't call them honey bunny (and they are old enough to be horrified by it!)

I've seen some absolutely awful slogans for kids online before so this is nothing.

Don’t know, I call my girls honey bunnys. It’s not the playboy logo. So I can’t really see the issue.

No I don't think they should be ashamed, its just a t shirt with bunny ears on it, what's the issue? 😒 it looks nothing like playboy if that's your problem with it.

Come on, I like things to be grammatically correct but if you use the intended or for the individual wearing the t shirt you've got a racial slur on your hands. I'm happier with grammatical dubiousness personally.

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No, this isn't all I have to worry about. I'll have you know I give equal time to worrying about this and my mismatched tupperware lids.

I have no problem with that. I’ve called both dd and ds honey bunny, bunnykins, bun bun etc since they were small. Dd would have loved that as a youngster. Stop looking for offence when it’s just a cute top.

Playboy logo… that’s showing your own bias I think.

I remember young girls wearing shirts with ' Porn Star' on the front which I couldn't fathom why the parents thought that was good. Playboy is still out there. I've seen some female students wearing the shirts or shorts. Made Hefner rich but it was 70 plus years ago. Doesn't need to be remembered or rebooted

Didn’t Ariana grande reclaim the whole bunny ears thing?

I once wore a jumper to primary school with "honey bun" and bunny face on it and got teased. In the '90s it was decided by my classmates that was a really cringy American phrase.

Me neither, am.i missing something?

This was my first bloody thought!

It's just a cute T shirt OP, you can stop clutching the pearls now....

Perhaps the kid was non binary? 😁

My first thought was Pulp Fiction but I don’t think the t-shirt is offensive and I definitely don’t think Playboy.

My mum used to call me honey bun? I don't get what is offensive about this?

Imagine the uproar on here if they marketed that wallet for kids 😂

it's not at all 😂

Complain. Completely inappropriate. Just because ‘others’ don’t have those boundaries, it doesn’t mean those us who do see the harm - shouldn’t remind companies of those boundaries.

Me too, I find it grim i wonder if it's an age thing.

I was just glad they spelt ‘honey’ correctly and didn’t go for ‘hunny bunny’ which really irritates me!

It’s not my taste and I wouldn’t buy it but ‘ashamed’ is hyperbolic.

Or maybe a regional thing I guess!

Definitely not suggesting people are wrong to use it as a nickname for their kids, just didn't know it was a common term for kids for some.

Not getting Playboy vibes at all from that top 🙄