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Published Date: 14 April 2008
SUPERMARKET chain Tesco has been criticised for selling a padded bra for young girls.
The £4 bra is being sold alongside vests in the seven to eight-year-old age range in the clothing section for children aged up to 14.

Fashion lecturer David Morris, from De Montfort University, said: "I wouldn't classify it as a teen bra and I don't think even Tesco could justify it from that point of view."

Children's groups today criticised Tesco's decision to sell the bra to young girls.

But a Tesco spokeswoman hit back, saying: "This product is sold by size not age. It is complete rubbish to suggest it is aimed at seven to eight year olds."





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  • Last Updated: 14 April 2008 2:29 PM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
1

Mensa George,

Washington, DC 14/04/2008 14:50:50
Seems unfair if the don't have something for the wee lads as well.
2

Toast,

14/04/2008 18:19:13
Tesco just wants your money,they don't care.

 

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