Why Are Manchester United Fans Labelling The New Women’s Kit “Sexist”?

Adidas has since defended the design of Manchester United's new women's shirt after it was branded sexist by fans.

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Last Saturday (1 August), Adidas unveiled the highly anticipated jersey kit for Manchester United to kick off a 10-year and £750 million (RM4.5 billion) deal

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However, Adidas's new partnership with the Red Devils are off to a rocky start – the women's design, which is a replica of the men's, but with a low plunging neck line, has come under heavy scrutiny on social media

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The jersey on the left is designed for women while the jersey on the right is designed for men.

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The neckline is much lower compared to the mens.

Twitter user @manutdgirl was among the first few to notice the difference

She also pointed out that Nike, who have made Manchester United's jersey for the past 13 seasons had a more 'modest' design to its jerseys

Many agreed the jersey was showing too much skin

But some didn't feel the same way

Adidas has defended the design, saying they took to account what fans would want to wear

And the award for 'Best Man Utd Fan' goes to this guy…

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