Pursuits
Urban Outfitters Slammed for Tapestry Looking Like Holocaust Garb
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Urban Outfitters Inc. drew ire from the Anti-Defamation League for selling a tapestry the group calls “eerily reminiscent” of uniforms gay male prisoners wore in Nazi concentration camps.
The gray-striped tapestry with a pink triangle, which doesn’t appear on the retailer’s website, is available in stores, the ADL said in a statement Monday. A check of an Urban Outfitters in New York on Tuesday morning found the item was still for sale, priced at $69.