It was learned in the August 27th report that ZARA A children's clothing was accused of being forced to go global shelves like a Nazi prison camp during World War II.

On Wednesday morning, ZARA received an accusation from Israel, saying that ZARA was selling a Children's wear The children's clothing is very similar to that of Nazi prison camp during World War II. This design is an insult to Jews.

After receiving the accusation, the ZARA group immediately put the children's clothing on the shelves and issued a public statement: the children's clothing did not discriminate against and jeer at the Jews. ZARA's children's wear is a horizontal striped bottom with a yellow six pointed star on the left breast. ZARA says this children's clothing is inspired by the cowboys of the western United States, not Nazi concentration camps. The products were originally sold in online stores in Zara, UK, Israel and France. Israeli newspapers pointed out that the location of the star pattern coincides with the "star of David" that the Nazis forced the Jews to wear.

The Nazi concentration camp during World War II. prisoner's garb It is vertical stripes, and the Jews will be brought with golden seven horns to show the difference. The Nazi Jewish uniform was vertical stripes and yellow seven pointed stars. This is similar to ZARA's children's clothing.

ZARA publicly apologized, the product will be off shelves. Fortunately, ZARA only sold on its website, and only received a charge for half a day. The children's clothing has not been sent to the physical store for sale, nor has it been sold in Israel.

It is understood that ZARA has 2008 stores in the world, and 22 in Israel.