Zara pulls kids' Halloween costume after comparisons to Nazi camp uniforms
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Quick summary- 1The Spanish fashion chain had been selling the item, listed as the Kids' Hallowe
- 2A striped children's Halloween costume was removed from Zara's shelves and website on Saturday after sparking controversy that it resembled the uniforms worn b…
A striped children's Halloween costume was removed from Zara's shelves and website on Saturday after sparking controversy that it resembled the uniforms worn by prisoners in Nazi concentration camps. The Spanish fashion chain had been selling the item, listed as the Kids' Halloween Groom Costume, online for 39.99 pounds (60,000 won). Zara described the two-piece set as a children's costume with a vertical stripe design, decorative topstitching, a lapel flower and a distressed effect. Critics sai
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