Design of Manchester United's new women's kit sparks sexism row

LONDON – Manchester United's new team kit, designed by Adidas as part of a record-breaking £75m-a-year deal, is drumming up controversy on social media.

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The debate began on Saturday after a Manchester United fan flagged up the difference between the women's and the men's kits on Twitter.

Seriously @adidas?! why is the V neck so low compared with mens one? Some of us don't like to show cleavage@ManUtd pic.twitter.com/km4nOPs0nK

— Helin (@MUnitedGirl) August 1, 2015

This is really irritating because the men's fits differently. Will have to settle for the mens I guess@adidas @ManUtd not impressed at all

— Helin (@MUnitedGirl) August 1, 2015 Read more...

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