Clothing company Gap has received a fierce backlash after advertising a unifying red and blue sweatshirt amid pending election results. “The one thing we know, is that together, we can move ...

Another user sarcastically wrote, “I was feeling pretty down about how divided our country is until Gap tweeted that half blue, half red hoodie.” GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HERE ...

As the official results of the 2020 presidential election still remain uncertain, Gap is facing some backlash on social media for posting a red-and-blue zip-up hoodie that was meant to spark a ...

one blue and one red. Maheshwari noted the hoodie "was not a real hoodie for sale," as confirmed by a GAP spokesperson. This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from.

As the United States grappled with the uncertainty over the still-unresolved presidential election on Wednesday, the Gap tweeted an image of a half-red, half-blue hoodie bearing the brand’s logo ...

Gap Kids new ad campaign is under fire ... A new campaign for Ellen DeGeneres' kids' clothing line features four girls who are members of a circus troupe. Three of them are white and one of ...

GAP came through with a master class in failing ... dropped a trite message about unity alongside a clip of a blue-and-red hoodie zipping itself up. The hoodie itself, fittingly, was an eyesore.

The unisex hoodie went live this morning in six colors — black, blue, red, purple, and dark and light brown — selling for $90 apiece on Gap’s website. And unlike Yeezy Gap’s previous ...