Topman stock T-shirts with various designs on them, and by featuring these designs we certainly did not mean to cause offence to our customers or any members of the public.

CLOTHING chain Topman has stopped selling two of its T-shirts after a backlash from social media users who said they were offensive to women and could be thought to condone domestic violence.

Topman was forced to withdraw two T-shirts from sale yesterday following complaints that they were misogynistic and hinted at domestic violence as a humorous subject.

The eye-catching T-shirts and vests, with slogans such as ‘Guy’s you gotta check out your¦’ will go on sale in Topman stores nationwide from May 25th and will retail at £15. Topman will be donating £5 ...

Topman has been accused of comparing women to animals and of glamourising domestic violence on a number of its T-shirts. The popular men's clothing store, owned by billionaire Sir Philip Green ...

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A GIANT British clothing chain - set to open its first store in Australia in coming months - has been forced to clear its shelves of hundreds of "sexist" T-shirts.

The clothing retailer Topman has faced sustained criticism over the release of a red shirt featuring a rose and the number 96 - the number of people who died in the Hillsborough disaster. The top ...

Topman has pulled two T-shirts from sale after a backlash on Twitter, with people suggesting that the slogans are sexist and offensive. back to thedrum.com. Advertisement. Skip to content.

'You provoked me': Topman forced to remove T-shirts after slogans 'glamorise domestic violence' By RYAN KISIEL FOR THE DAILY MAIL Updated: 02:40 EDT, 15 September 2011 . 120. View ...