Cotton On has every right to sell the cups, along with their boring pastel clothing, at any price they choose. Nobody is forcing you to buy your koppies there.
Cotton On, the South African retailer with Australian origins, has been on the receiving end of a Twitter hissy fit after advertising their pastel-colouredThese cups can be bought nearly everywhere for as little as R9.99, and they’re as part of South African culture as. In fact, I doubt there is a single household in this country, for once regardless of colour, that doesn’t have one of these indestructible metal mugs in their cupboard. Hell, even the soldiers in WW2 used them.
Cotton On has every right to sell the cups, along with their boring pastel clothing, at any price they choose. Nobody is forcing you to buy yourBut their shoppers must surely be a little annoyed at having to pay a premium price for what is likely the cheapest crockery on the planet. Even if it comes in pastel pink, pastel green, or pastel blue.
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