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[Sg] - It is illegal to wear National Day t-shirts with S'pore flag showing 4 stars instead of 5 sold at NTUC Fairprice
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Cannot. That will be an even bigger crime. Ownself make ownself a General.
I've seen the likes of Giordano, Bossini etc always selling NDP themed t-shirts during this time of the year.
Realize that there are enough patriotic fuckwits out there who buy those t-shirts, and so these businesses think it's economically feasible to put them for sale.
Realize that there are enough patriotic fuckwits out there who buy those t-shirts, and so these businesses think it's economically feasible to put them for sale.
Ownself sabo ownself... Ish keyi De woh
Which star is missing?
Democracy, peace, progress, justice or equality?
Democracy, peace, progress, justice or equality?
Prawn for u, boss?Which star is missing?
Democracy, peace, progress, justice or equality?
FairPrice removes National Day t-shirts with S'pore flag showing 4 stars instead of 5
Literally not a 5-star design.
Julia Yee |
August 01, 2023, 11:23 AM
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A shopper at FairPrice Xtra noticed that something was a little off with one of the National Day t-shirt designs sold there.
He was browsing through Surfers Paradise's red-and-white selection at the FairPrice Xtra outlet in Jem when he came across this particular design.
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Missing star
In the photos the man shared with Stomp, the t-shirt was emblazoned with the words "1965 Together As One" and the Singapore flag superimposed across the "1" and "9".
The design was available in red and white colourways, both priced at S$12.90 each.
The flag's crescent moon, however, was only accompanied by four stars.
Joseph pointed out that this seemed to be a misprint and not a design choice, as he spotted the same design on a pair of shorts featuring all five stars.
Photo via Stomp.
"We are aware of the feedback regarding the misprinted National Day t-shirts. We have since removed the product from the outlets and would like to apologise for this error," FairPrice told Mothership.
"We acknowledge that we can do better in preventing such errors."
The company added that customers who have purchased the t-shirt can return them at the same store of purchase with the receipt.
Mothership has reached out to Surfers Paradise for comment.
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Literally not a 5-star design.
Julia Yee |
August 01, 2023, 11:23 AM
TelegramWhatsapp
A shopper at FairPrice Xtra noticed that something was a little off with one of the National Day t-shirt designs sold there.
He was browsing through Surfers Paradise's red-and-white selection at the FairPrice Xtra outlet in Jem when he came across this particular design.
Photo via Stomp.
Missing star
In the photos the man shared with Stomp, the t-shirt was emblazoned with the words "1965 Together As One" and the Singapore flag superimposed across the "1" and "9".
The design was available in red and white colourways, both priced at S$12.90 each.
The flag's crescent moon, however, was only accompanied by four stars.
Joseph pointed out that this seemed to be a misprint and not a design choice, as he spotted the same design on a pair of shorts featuring all five stars.
Photo via Stomp.
"We are aware of the feedback regarding the misprinted National Day t-shirts. We have since removed the product from the outlets and would like to apologise for this error," FairPrice told Mothership.
"We acknowledge that we can do better in preventing such errors."
The company added that customers who have purchased the t-shirt can return them at the same store of purchase with the receipt.
Mothership has reached out to Surfers Paradise for comment.
Top images via Stomp
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Got a lot of patriotic gongkia Sinkies who enjoy buying and wearing such clothes during this time of the year. Their attire becomes redder than during CNY.
This is a fucking joke, even sentisa n tampines also spelt wrongly , pap prude for PR n new citizen all English cannot make it ,lol,its a fucking joke but pap need these 3rd world low class to support n get brain washed ,that's how it goes, lol a flag also cock up,lol
Many gong cb sinkies like my colleagues, can sell flat n get EC ,he tot he upper class below to rich ppl level ,wat he doesn't know us full of debt n when unit not liveable, he cannot sell n cannot get a pigeon hole, fucking dumb ass
Can wear but must be free lahGot a lot of patriotic gongkia Sinkies who enjoy buying and wearing such clothes during this time of the year. Their attire becomes redder than during CNY.
Same like it doesn't make sense to buy sg flag ourself to hang it at our own cost.
It should be something from the state.
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