Urban Outfitters Backtracks On Blood-Soaked Kent State Sweatshirt

Urban Outfitters pulled a Kent State faux vintage sweatshirt that appears to be spattered in blood, after outrage exploded over what some say is a not-so-subtle reference to the 1970 fatal shootings. INSIDE EDITION has details.
Would you wear this?
It's a Kent State sweatshirt with what looks like splattered blood, and get this--it was selling for $129 on Urban Outfitters website and it sold out!
Some are saying the faux vintage sweatshirt is a not-so-subtle reference to the notorious shootings at Kent State University in 1970 that took the lives of four students.
Urban Outfitters quickly removed the sweatshirt off of its website after a firestorm of complaints, saying the company "sincerely apologizes for any offense."
Kent State also released a statement saying: "We take great offense to a company using our pain for their publicity and profit."
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