Several months ago I saw a shirt for sale at a Uniqlo store in Yulin, China, with a message that caught my attention all the more since it was the 30th anniversary of the crackdown at Beijing's Tiananmen Square and elsewhere in China. Nearby at a store for the Chinese menswear brand Cabbeen another shirt had a similar effect. In this case, the store's employees were all wearing it. When I asked if I could take a photo of any of their shirts, an employee said I could not. Despite my best efforts to then buy the shirt, they insisted it wasn't for sale and was only for in-store employee use.
So unlike with the Uniqlo shirt, I had to pass on sharing a photo of the Cabbeen shirt.
However, more recently while passing a Cabbeen store in Nanning, China, I happened to notice another employee wearing the shirt. I once again asked if I could take a photo of it, and this time without hesitation they said it would be just fine. Excellent.
So without further comment, I will finally share a photo of a notable shirt in China that I would've shared several months ago had it been possible:
So unlike with the Uniqlo shirt, I had to pass on sharing a photo of the Cabbeen shirt.
However, more recently while passing a Cabbeen store in Nanning, China, I happened to notice another employee wearing the shirt. I once again asked if I could take a photo of it, and this time without hesitation they said it would be just fine. Excellent.
So without further comment, I will finally share a photo of a notable shirt in China that I would've shared several months ago had it been possible:
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| Exhaust your rights *ACHIEVEMENT IS WONDERFUL WHEN YOU KNOW WHY YOU ARE DOING IT* Cabbeen |
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