21 Controversial Articles of Clothing

In 2011, American Apparel drew criticism for its "Teenagers Do It Better" shirt for its suggestive slogan. Get ready for more American Apparel to come.

Yup, it's Urban Outfitters again. The company stopped selling this "Eat Less" shirt in January 2014 after a lot of uproar and outrage. Way to mock eating disorders, Urban!

Yoga pants during yoga? Obviously appropriate? Leggings under a long sweater or jacket? Ditto. But they've become a near-constant substitute for regular pants for many women going about their daily lives, which has resulted in much debate.

This shirt from American Apparel featured a bloody vagina. We wonder why people objected to it.

Urban Outfitters actually put a shirt for sale that it called "vintage" and which recalled a massacre at Kent State in 1970.

Zara quickly yanked this children's shirt off its shelves after complaints that the stripes and six-pronged star made it look like uniforms worn by inmates in Nazi Germany.

And now it's Zara again! The company eventually pulled this handbag because, you know, it had swastikas embroidered on it in 2007.

Phew. Abercrombie no longer makes this shirt. It asks the rude question: "Do I make you look fat?"

Walmart and Amazon are under fire for these shirts. Do you find it sexist to encourage women to be Batman's wife?

These shirts actually exist. They are designed with the Kurt Cobain suicide note, which some folks see as a fashion statement somehow.

Is it blue and black? White and gold? The Internet could not answer this question. Fortunately, the model who wore it eventually did (the former).

Hey, lay off Taylor Swift! This shirt takes her busy dating life to task.

That is just the worst.

Otherwise run-of-the-mill clothes are routinely the subject of controversy when donned by Kylie Jenner. We have no idea why.

TJ Maxx pulled this shirt from its shelves after complaints poured forward on Twitter. Need we explain why?

PacSun came out and apologized for this shirt. Many were offended by the upside-down American Flag featured on it.

Target is under fire for this sweater. Do you agree with critics who think it belittles mental illness?

This Old Navy shirt is not going over well with many people. They wonder why the company is so down on the role of artists in the world.

JC Penney has come out with a skirt that is decorated by a flower. But doesn't this sort of look like period blood?

Yes, this is an actual shirt on sale at Spencer's Gifts. Must we really explain why it's so offensive?

In this case, the wig was not offensive. But that description?!? Click on the headline above for more.