The Banana Republic retail chain has now joined Macy’s and Nike in selling the hijab, a garment that is intended to cover up women, who are deemed to be of inferior in Islam, and responsible for preventing men to be tempted by covering themselves. And although Banana Republic decided to be “inclusive,” (not to mention to try to boost profit margins), its managers are being treated as dhimmis; i.e. inferiors and servants. The company now faces a dressing down, no pun intended. Banana Republic “faces backlash from the Islamic community for showing models in hijabs dressed in short-sleeved t-shirts and other clothing not in line with Islamic dress codes.” How dare they! Banana Republic was expected to wise up and adhere to Islamic rules for women’s coverings, which it did. In a slap in the face to all female victims of Islamic supremacism, Banana Republic has now “removed images that were deemed offensive” to the Western “mullahs.”

Aside from the folly of marketing sharia-wear, where is Banana Republic’s concern for:

The answer about Banana Republic’s concern for these and other female victims of sharia is apparent.

“Banana Republic Starts Selling Hijabs, Joining Nike and Macy’s,” by David Ng, Breitbart, August 5, 2019: