to be horrified at GAP succumbing

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to the nasty sexed up logos on kids clothing

saw 'stud muffin' on a top for a newborn baby boy yesterday

was shopping for my baby with my 17 year old - i pointed it out to my teenager and he was shocked

shame Gap think this acceptable

YANBU. I always thougth Gap were quite classy. This sounds horrible.

oooh shall i mention this at the stella mc cartney thing tomorrow?

Did it have a picture of a muffin on it too?

Oh yes!

YABU.

Stud Muffin

Why? Why do they do this?

It is weird

lynette you think i am being unreasonable to be offended?

Have noticed this too. Write to them to voice your opinion. if you get an address I'll email them too. !!

I think you are unreasonable "to be horrified at GAP succumbing to the nasty sexed up logos on kids clothing."

I wouldn't buy it, but I've seen a lot worse when out shopping.

i am horrfied and will think twice about shopping there

i thought they had a wee bit more {dare i say it - in the broadest possible term) 'class'

i think you are unreasonable to think that because other places are worse i should accept this

Well...you did ask.

If you are really so horrified, do let them know, boycott GAP...post on internet forums about their slogans. I have at no point sugested you should accept it.

If you think you are being reasonable,(in which case why ask?), of course you think any one who thinks YABU, is them self BU.

I am no longer suprised, let alone horified by any item of clothing in any shop. (I saw a most distateful jacket in Harrods about 13 years ago!)

I know i am not anyway

Stud muffin would mean "Oh, I could just eat him up" to me, which a lot of people say about babies. I think the top is cute IMHO

YABU

doesn't gap have children making it's clothes? yabu shopping at gap...

And I see they are doing a direct rip off of a Boden "Big Cheese" top from a few years ago.

Stud muffin has an obvious sexual connotation. To me Daniel Craig is a stud muffin (not that I would ever use such a distasteful term) who I could happily 'eat'. A baby can't possibly be described as a 'stud muffin'.

monsterspam, stud muffin reallllly does not mean that you could eat him up...
I saw a halloween t shirt in there that saif 'teething bites' which, while I did have a smirk at it, I didn't really think appropriate either

Thanks LynetteScavo, I had no idea what a stud muffin was.

YANBU, very inapropriate for a baby.

Why on earth don't Gap have a UK website? It's bizarre...

This is a bit off the topic but I saw a t-shirt the other day, nice picture of a vintage car on it with 'My other ride is your sister' written underneath. Why??? Why would anyone wear that, and why would anyone laugh at it? Maybe I'm just getting old, but it just seemed so utterly distasteful.

See...distateful slogans are every where! Where was that MissM? Was it a child's top?

To be fair it wasn't a child's top, but couuld have been for a teenager. It was in Spitalfields market in London - supposedly full of 'young designer' stalls

I caught myself laughing at a distateful slogan t-shirt that a fully grown builder was wearing last week.

I get it if an adult wants to wear it. it's just sad that we can choose from crap aimed at little uns.

Teens that get more of a say in what they wear might think it's so cool and funny. I'm sure I chose some horrific items when I was a teen. (but band T-shirts usually or something too boyish) My poor Mum!

I don't think my mother has recovered from me wearing an fcuk t-shirt yet.

YANBU. It is gross.

I didn't have a fcuk t-shirt precisely because my mum and gran wouldn't have liked it!!