First off, this shirt is pretty poorly done just because we, as English readers, expect to read text right to left and not top to bottom. It looks to us like the shirt is saying “Bye hope you Buddy find your dad,” despite how clear the message is.
Second, the coloring isn’t all that great, with black text on a dark gray background. But, if you can push past those things, there’s no reason not to wear this shirt of the sea creature, which appears in a movie with flying reindeer, Santa’s workshop, talking penguins, and other fantastic sights.
This Shirt Gave Me a Headache
We've seen some bad designs but this one really really takes the cake. The big, dumb, superheroine cake. The shirt's saying is actually “I'm not saying I'm Wonder Woman, I'm just saying nobody has ever seen me and Wonder Woman in the same room together.” But good luck figuring that one out on its own!
To call this design a mess would be an insult to the Kardashians, and to call it hard to understand would be an insult to call center workers. If you see someone wearing this shirt, you're allowed to fight them, and we'll just pretend we know nothing about it.
She Doesn't Look Like a Cowgirl
The problem with this young actress isn't her acting — unless she was in "Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets". No, the real problem with this starlet's red carpet-appearance is the bottom half of her outfit. We don't know what the designers were going for, but the way the... side trains fall makes it look like she's extremely bowlegged. She might be hailing from Texas, but she's probably spent more time in acting class than on a horse.
Let us not overlook the fact that her undeniable talent and potential shine through, despite the missteps in her fashion journey. It's a testament to her resilience and innate charisma that she continues to captivate audiences, proving that a regrettable outfit choice does not define a star on the rise.
They Grow Them Big Out There
Here we have a pair of baby jumpers, or at least one jumper and one huge outfit for a grown-up baby. For some reason, this size twenty-four months piece of babywear has the phrase “My First Birthday” on it, which would, without a doubt, be one of the biggest twelve-month-olds to ever exist.
It's comically large next to the “Tough Guy” jumper, which is an actual twelve months' size. This item must be manufactured in munchkin land, where they think we humans are too big to care. So, let's give a round of applause to these jumpers for their sheer comedic value. They're proof that even in the baby fashion universe, logic takes a backseat to laughter.
Target Sells Only the Best
It also sells this shirt! Though the design itself is nothing special and even kind of classy if you aren't going to be going to something too important, the construction process had a big issue. Nobody in their right mind would want to wear this item since the seam is so misplaced that it must be nothing more than pain and agony to slip it over your head.
Somehow, this shirt made it onto a mannequin of a department store. Most likely, the shelf stockers found it, laughed at it, threw it on a mannequin, snapped a pick, and then threw it in the trash. And that is exactly what we would have done.