My thought for the day...
I think that as a manufacturer you have a moral responsibility to not produce or sell the ever popular "hottie" tees in a XXL. The sight of a 200lb woman in a "hottie" "baby tee" pains me greatly. I know I am NOT skinny by any means but I am also not running through Walmart with a "anorexic" baby tee on. I feel that if you must express yourself via a T-shirt, honesty is always the best policy.
posted by april @ 10:20 AM
4 Comments:
Haaaaaaa! That's exactly what I say......false advertising!! There was a lot of that in Alaska. I also think they should be morally responsible enough not to sell it in teen sizes.
I second that motion! You are so wise. And there should be a screening process for anyone wanting to purchase said "hottie" t-shirt... 'cause let's face it... I'm no model (especially not 6 months pregnant), but some people are just NOT hotties.
Love you,
Jamie
I bought a shirt for my daughter that said "dear Santa, all I want for christmas is my DADDY back from Iraq." I found it quite disturbing that this was also available in women's thongs. Your DADDY is going to see your thong???
Hey, April! I was checking out the links on Andrea's blog and found yours...hope ya don't mind.
Your blog is so funny but sadly so true! Joe and I have a mini conversation on that every time we see someone wearing a shirt they shouldn't be. What I wonder is why their friends/family haven't talked to them about that. I know when I wear something that I shouldn't my sisters tell me ASAP. Talk about a topic I could chat about for a long time...hehe...I think I'll let Joe read this one.
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